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History of the Christian Church • VOLUME 6

§ 61. LITERATURE OF THE RENAISSANCE. 557

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§ 61. LITERATURE OF THE RENAISSANCE. 557

♦ Lowell. — M. F. Rossetti : Shadow of Dante, Edin., 1884. — Owex : Skeptics of the Ital. Eenaiss. — J. A. Symonds : Introd. to the Study of Dante, Lond., 1893. — D. G. C. Rossetti : Dante and Ital. Poets preceding him, 1100-1300, Boston, 1893. — C. A. Dinsmore : The Teachings of Dante, Bost., 1901. — C. E. Laughlin: Stories of Authors' Loves, Phila., 1902. — A. H. Strong : Dante, in Great Poets and their Theol., Phila., 1897, pp. 105-155. — Art. Dante witli lit. in tlie Schaff-Herzog, III. 353 sqq. by M. R. Vincent.

For Petrarca: Opera omnia, Venice, 1503; Basel, 1554, 1581. — Epistolce. ed. in Lat. and Ital. by Fracassetti, Flor., 1859-1870, in several vols. The Canzoniere or Bime in Vita e Morte di Mad. Laura often separately edited by Marsand, Leopardi, Carducci and others, and in all collections of the Ital. classics. — Sonnets, Triumphs and other Poems, with a Life by T. Campbell, Lond., 1889-1890. — Lives by Blanc, Halle, 1844. — Mezieres, Paris, 1868, 2d ed., 1873. — Geiger, Leipz., 1874. — Koerting, Leipz., 1878, pp. 722. — Mary A. Ward, Bost., 1891. —F. Horridge, 1897. —* J. H. Robinson and H. W. Rolfe, N.Y., 1898. — L. O. Kuhns, Great Poets of Italy, 1904. — E. J.Mills: Secret of Petr., 1904. —R. De Nolhac : Petr. and the Art World, 1907.

For Boccaccio: Opere volgari, ed. by Moutier, 17 vols., Flor., 1827- 1834, Le Lettere edite ed inedite, trsl. by Fr. Corragini, Flor., 1877. — Lives of Boccaccio by Manetti, Baldelli, Landau, Koerting, Leipz., 1880. — Geiger: Renaissance, pp. 448-474. — * Owen : Skeptics, etc., pp. 128-147.

— N. H. Dole : Boccaccio and the Novella in A Teacher of Dante, etc., N.Y., 1908.

For § 64. — For Lives of the popes, see pp. 401-403. Lives of Cosimo de' Medici by Fabroni, Pisa, 1789 ; K. D. Ewart, Lond., 1899 ; and of Lorenzo by Fabroni, 2 vols., Pisa, 1784 ; Roscoe ; von Reumont ; B. Buser, Leipz., 1879 ; Castelnau, 2 vols., Paris, 1879. — Vaughan : The Medici Popes, 1908.

— G. F, Young: The Medici, UOO-1743, Lond., 1909. — Lor. de' Medici : Opere, 4 vols., Flor., 1825, Poesie, ed. Ijy Carducci, Flor., 1859. — E. L. S. Horsburgh : Lor. the Magnificent, Lond., 1909.

For § 66. — G. Vasari, pupil of Michelangelo, d. 1574 ; Lives of the More Celebrated Painters, Sculptors and Architects, 1550 ; best ed. by Milanesi, 9 vols., Flor., 1878-1885. Small ed., 1889. Engl, trsl., new ed., 1878, 5 vols, in Bohn's Library. Vasari is tlie basis of most worlds in this department. — Benvenuto Cellini, goldsmith and sculptor at Florence, d. 1570 : Vita scritta da lui medesimo. An autobiog. giving a lively picture of the life of an Ital. artist of that period. German trsl. by Goethe ; Engl, trsll. by Roscoe and Symonds, Lond., 1890. — A. LuiGi Lanza, d. 1810: The Hist, of Painting in Italy, from the Period, of the Bevival of the Fine Arts to 1800. Trsl. by T. Roscoe, 3 vols., Lond., 1852. — W. Lubke : Hist, of Sculpture, Engl. trsl. by Bunnett, 2 vols., 1872; Outlines of the Hist, of Art, ed. by R. Sturgis, 2 vols., N.Y., 1904. — J. A. Crowe and G. B. Cavalcaselle : Hist, of Painting in Italy, etc., to the 16th Cent., Lond., 1864-1867, ed. by Douglass, Lond., 3 vols., 1903-1908. — Mrs. Jameson and Lady Eastlake : Hist, of our Lord as exemplified in Works of Art. — Mrs. Jameson : Legends of the Madonna as repres. in the Fine Arts; Sacr. and Leg. Art ; Legends of the Monastic Orders as expressed in the Fine Arts. — H. Taine : Lectures on Art,

558 THE MIDDLE AGES. A.D. 1294-1517.

Paris, 1865 sq. — 1st series : The Philos. of Art. 2nd series : Art in Italy., etc. Trsl. by Duraud, N.Y., 1875. — A. Woltmann and K. Woermann : Hist, of Anc, Early Christian and Med. Painting. Trsl. by Colvin, Lond., 1880, illus. — E. MuNTZ : Hist, de I' Art pendant la Benaiss., 5 vols., Paris, 1889-1905. The first 3 vols, are devoted to Italy, the 4th to France, the 5th to other countries. Les Antiqnites de la ville de Bom, 1.300-1600, Paris, 1886.

— Histt. ofArchit. by Fekguson and R. Sturgis. — C. H. Moore : Character of lienaiss. Archit., N.Y., 1905. — R. Lanciani : Golden Days of the Renaiss. in Borne, 1906. — A. K. Porter : 3h'd. Archit. Its Origin and Development, 2 vols., N.Y., liK)9. — Lives of Michelangelo by * H. Grimm, 2 vols., Berl., 1860, 5th ed., 1879. Engl. trsl. by Bunnett, 12th ed., 2 vols., Bost., 1882 ; A. Sprenger : Baffaele m. Michelangelo, 2nd ed., 1883 ; C. Clement, Lond., 1888; J. A. Symonds, 2 vols., N.Y., 1892; F. Horridge, 1897; C. HoL- ROYD, 1903. — Lives of Raphael by Ruland, Lond., 1870; Lubke, Dresden, 1881 ; MuNTZ, trsl. by Armstrong, 1888; Crowe and Cavalcaselle, 2 vols., Lond., 1882-1888 ; Minghetti, Ger. ed., Breslau, 1887 ;* H. Grimm, trsl. by S. H. Adams, Bost., 1888; Knackfuss, trsl. by Dodgson, N.Y., 1899.

For §§ 68, 69. — K. Hagen : Deutschland literarische xmd religiose Verhdltnisse im Beformations-Zeitalter, Erlang., 1841-1844, 3 vols., 2d ed., Frankf., 1868. — J. Jaxssen-Pastor : Gesch. des deiitschen Volkes, 18th ed., L 77-166, II. Comp. his alphab. list of books, I., pp. xxxi-lv. — Geiger : Benaiss. u. Humanismus, pp. 323-580. — Zarncke: D. deutschen Universitdten im i>/4., Leip., 1857. — Paulsen: Germ. Universities, etc., trsl. by Perry, Lond., 1895. — G. Kaufmann : Gesch. d. deutschen Universitdten, 2 vols., Stuttg., 1888-1896. — For monographs on the universities, see Lit. in Rashdall and Schmid, pp. 51-54.

For Reuciilin : Briefwechsel, ed. L. Geiger, TUbing., 1875. Monographs on Reuchlin by Mayerhok, Berl., 1830; Lamay, Pforzheim, 1855 ; Geiger, Leipz., 1871; A. Horawitz, Vienna, 1877. — On Reuchlin's conflict with the Dominicans of Cologne and Ilutten's part in it, see Strauss: U. von Hutten, pp. 132-164; Bucking, 11.55-156. — N. Paulus : D. deutschen Dominikaner im Kampfe viit Luther, Freib., 1903, p. 94 sqq., 119 sqq. — Janssen, II. 40 sqq.

For Erasmus : Opera, ed. B. Rheuanus, 9 vols., Basel, 1540, by Le Clerc, 10 vols., Leyden, 1703-1706. — Epistolae., ed. Allen, Oxf., 1906. In Engl. trsl. by * F. M. Nichols, 2 vols., Lond., 1901-1904. In Engl, trsl.. Praise of Folly, Lond., 1876. Colloquies, Lond., 1724, new ed., 2 vols., 1878. Enchiridion, Lond., 190-5. — Bihl. Erasmania, 5 vols., Ghent, 1897-1907 sqq. — Lives of Erasmus, by H. Durand de Laur : Er. precurseur et initiateur de V esprit mod., 2 vols., Paris, 1872. — * R. B. Drummond, 2 vols., Lond., 1873.

— * F. Seebohm : Hie Oxf. Beformers, Lond., 1887, etc. — Amiel, Paris, 1889.

— J. A. Froude, 1896. — * E. Emerton, N.Y., 1899. — A. B. Pennington, Lond., 1875, 1901.— E. F. H. Capey, Lond,, 1903. — ♦ J. A. Faulkner, Cin'ti, 1007. — A. RicHTER : Erasmienstudien, Dresden, 1901. — Geiger, 526 sqq.

— Janssen, II. 1-24.

For general education : Rashdall : Universities, II., pp. 211-285. — K. A. Schmid : Gesch. d. Erziehung, Stuttg., 1892, II. 51-126. — J. Muller : Quel-

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