HISTORY OF CLASSICAL SCHOLARSHIP FROM 1300 TO 1850
Written by Rudolf Pfeiffer
Published by Clarendon Press; Sandpiper Books
in 1999
ISBN: 0198143648
- Categorised in:
- HISTORY
- HISTORY GENERAL
- SCHOOL HISTORY
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Front cover
Contents
- ABBREVIATIONS
- PART ONE
- THE RENEWAL OF CLASSICAL SCHOLARSHIP IN THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
- I. Pre-humanism in Italy and the beginning of humanism: Petrarch and Boccaccio
- II. The second and third generations: Salutati, Bruni, Niccoli, Poggio
- III. Lorenzo Valla
- IV. General achievements of scholarship in Italy and its spread into transalpine countries
- PART TWO
- HUMANISM AND SCHOLARSHIP IN THE NETHERLANDS AND IN GERMANY
- VI. Devotio Moderna
- VII. Erasmus of Rotterdam
- VIII. Autour d'Erasme
- PART THREE
- FROM THE FRENCH RENAISSANCE TO THE GERMAN NEOHELLENISM
- IX. Humanists and scholars of the French Renaissance
- X. Classical scholarship in Holland and in post-renaissance France, Italy, and Germany
- XI. Richard Bentley and classical scholarship in England
- XII. Bentley's contemporaries and successors
- PART FOUR
- GERMAN NEOHELLENISM
- XIII. Winckelmann, the initiator of Neohellenism
- XIV. Friedrich August Wolf
- XV. Wolf's younger contemporaries and pupils
- XVI. The beginning of the nineteenth century. German Altertumswissenschaft from Neibuhr to Droysen