§ 19. LITERATURE. 187
La Leggenda minore, by Tommaso d' Antonio Nacci Caffarini, 1414. — K. Hase : Caterina von Siena, Ein Heiligenbild, Leipzig, 1864, new ed., 1892. — J. E. Botler: Cath. of Siena, London, 1878, 4th ed., 1896. — Augusta T. Drane, Engl. Dominican : The Hist, of Cath. of Siena, compiled from the orig. sources, London, 1880, 3d ed., 1900, with a trans, of the Dialogue. — St. Catherine of Siena and her Times, by the author of Mademoiselle Mori (Margaret D. Roberts), New York, 1906, pays little attention to the miraculous element, and presents a full picture of Catherine's age. — *E. G. Gardner : St. Catherine of Siena : A Study in the Beligion, Literature, and History of the fourteenth centtiry in Italy, London, 1907.
For § 22. Peter d'Ailly. — Paul Tschackert : Peter von Ailli. Zur Gesch. des gro^sen ahendliindischen Schismas und der Reformconcilien von Pisa xind Constanz, Gotha, 1877, and Art. in Herzog, I. 274-280. — Salem- BiER : Petrus de Alliaco, Lille, 1886. — Lenz : Drei Traktate aus d. Schriftencyclusd. Konst. Konz., Marburg, 1876. — Bess: Zur Gesch. des Konst. Konzils, Marburg, 1891. — Finke: Forschungen und Quellen, etc., pp. 103-1.32. — For a list of D'Ailly's writings. See Tschackert, pp. 348-365. — Some of them are given in Van der Hardt and in Du Pin's ed. of Gerson's Works, I. 489- 804, and the De difficuUate reform, eccles., and the De necessitate reform, eccles., II. 867-903.
For § 23. John Gerson. — l^or^•s. Best ed. by L. E. Du Pin, Prof, of Theol. in Paris, 5 vols., Antwerp, 1706 ; 2d ed., Hague Com,, 1728. The 2d ed. has been consulted in this work and is pronounced by Schwab " indispensable." It contains the materials of Gerson's life and the contents of his works in an introductory essay, Gersoniana, I. i-cxlv, and also writings by D'Ailly, Langenstein, Aleman and other contemporaries. A number of Gerson's works are given in Goldast's Monarchia and Van der Hardt. — A Vita Gersonis is given in Hardt's Cone. Const., IV. 26-57. — Chartul. Univ. Paris., III., IV., under John Arnatid and Gerson. — J. B. Schwab : Johannes Gerson, Prof, der Theologie und Kanzler der Universitdt Paris, Wurzburg, 1858j an exhaustive work, giving also a history of the times, one of the most thorough of biographies and to be compared with Hurter's Innocent III. — A. Masson : J. Gerson, sa vie, son temps et ses ceuvres, Lyons, 1894. — A. Lambon : J. Gerson, sa reforme de V enseigement theol. et de V education popidaire, Paris, 1888. — Bess: Zrir Gesch. d. Konstanz. Konzils; art. Gerson in Herzog, VI. 612-017. — Lafontaine : Jehas Gerson, 1363-1429, Paris, 1906, pp. 340. — J. Schwane : Dogmengesch. — Werner: D. Scholastik d. spateren 31. A., IV., V.
For § 24. Nicolas of Clamanges. — Works, ed. by J. M. Lydius, 2 vols., Leyden, 1613, with Life. — The De ruina ecclesice^ with a Life, in Van der Hardt: Cone. Constan., vol. I., pt. III. — Writings not in Lydius are given hj BVI.JEVS in Hist. univ. Paris. — Baluzius : Miscellanea, and D'Achery : Spicilegium. — Life in Do Pin's Works of Gerson, L, p. xxxix sq. — A. Mijntz : Mc. de Clem.,sa vie et ses ecrits, Stra.ssburg, 1846. — J. Schwab : J. Gerson, pp. 493-497. — Artt. by Bess in Herzog, IV. 138-147, and by Knopfler in Wetzer-Welte, IX. 298-306. — G. Schubert: Mc. von Clem, als Verfasser der Schrift de corrupto ecclesice statu, Grossenhain, 1888.
For § 25. Nicolas of Cusa. — Edd. of his Works, 1476 (place not given),
188 THE MIDDLE AGES. A.D. 1294-1517.
as ed. by Faber Stapulensis, 3 vols., ir)14, Basel. — German trans, of a number of the works by F. A. Schrapff, Freiburg, 1862. — Schrapff: Der Cardinal und Bischof Xic. von Cusa, Mainz, 1843 ; Nic. von Cxisa als Reformatorin Kirche, lieich und Philosophie des 15ten Jahrh., Tubingen, 1871. — J. M. DiJx : Der deutsche Card. Nic. von Cusa ttnd die Kirche seiner Zeit, 2 vols., Regensburg, 1847. — J. Uebinger : D. Gotteslehre des Nic. von Cusa, Miinster, 1888. — J. Marx : Nik. von Cues und seine Stiftumjen zu Cues U7id DevetUer, Treves, 1906, pp. 115. — C. Schmitt: Card. Nic. Cusanus, Coblenz, 1907. Presents him as astronomer, geographer, mathematician, historian, homilete, orator, philosopher, and theologian. — Stuckl, III. 23-84. — Schwane, pp. 98-102. — Art. by Funk in Wetzer-Welte, IX. 306-315.