Erasmus (Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
- A detailed outline on the life, writing (especially Praise of Folly), and attitude towards the reformation of the Dutch Humanist, Erasmus. This site is from the University of Tennessee at Martin.
- Compiled by the University of the South, this site contains copies of Colloquia, Praise of Folly, and Three Prayers.
Erasmus -- Encarta® Concise Encyclopedia Article
- A very brief introduction to the life and works of Erasmus. There are some hot links that probe a bit more into people and issues of the Renaissance.
- Very brief information about the philosophy and work of Erasmus.
Humanism - Seeking the Wisdom of the Ancients
- A collection of essays dealing with the humanist movement in the Renaissance (with links to actual Vatican held documents). This site is from the Vatican Library and the Library of Congress.
The 95 Theses of Martin Luther and the associated facts and legends
- The 95 theses that Martin Luther wrote and nailed to the church door at Wittenburg, October 31, 1517 are listed at the first site. The second site provides perspective and history about the facts and legends of Luther's actions.
- From Compton's Encyclopedia, details about the life of Martin Luther.
Internet Medieval Sourcebook - Renaissance
- This site contains many links to early Italian Humanism, artists, politics & politicians, and the arts of civilization.
- This provides access to various works of Francis Petrarch.
- This exhibition presents Renaissance editions of Dante's work and links to other resources.
Selected Works of Martin Luther
- This site contains an extensive collection of links to Martin Luther's work.
St. Thomas More: Noble Heroism Amidst Treachery
- Here is an analysis of the life of Sir Thomas More.
- This site contains extensive links to information on Sir Thomas More, his writings, and other informational sources.
Stephen Loughlin's Home Page - St. Thomas Aquinas
- This site contains detailed information with hot links to related sources on St. Thomas Aquinas.
The NEH at Duke The Humanist as Reformer
- This page contains links to papers written by participants of this seminar about Petrarch, Machiavelli, and Erasmus.
- This site contains information and links about Erasmus compiled by Murray Schools.
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