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    Ix-9 Ordinis Noni Tomus Nonus: Apologiae Qvinqve.Jan Bloemendal, Cecilia Asso, Jean Céard, Charles E. Fantazzi & Johannes Trapman - 2018 - Brill.
    In this volume, five of Erasmus’s polemical texts are presented, on issues related to the Latin translation and Greek text of his New Testament and other theological issues.
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    De draagbare Erasmus.Desiderius Erasmus & J. Trapman - 1993 - Amsterdam: Prometheus. Edited by J. Trapman.
    Keuze uit het werk van de Nederlandse humanist (1469-1536).
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    Erasmianism: idea and reality.M. E. H. N. Mout, Heribert Smolinsky & J. Trapman (eds.) - 1997 - New York: Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen.
    Paperback. The book treats two general questions: 1. Whether Erasmanism and Erasmian Humanism existed as a recognizable attitude during the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries; 2. Whether Erasminism represented a definable middle way between the confessional conflicts of these times. How important was Erasmanism in these respects? The treatment of these two questions is geographically limited to those countries where Erasmus himself was active: Italy, The Netherlands, Holy Roman Empire, Switzerland and England.Erasmanism as a concept has hardly been studied before, (...)
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