chapter 14 Flashcards
what was the movement started in 1500 that began in germany france netherlands and england that studied the humanities but more importantly the bible
the northern renaissance
who was the master of the hebrew language who revolutionized the study of the old testament (one of the foremost scholars)
Johann Reuchlin
wrote “On the Fundamentals of Hebrew”
Johann Reuchlin
reuchlins great nephew who mastered the Bible, Greek, Latin, and classical literature - he became know as the preceptor of germany
phillip melanchthon
est st. paul’s school that trained christian’s to be upright and honorable and of much and well attested learning
john colet
kings chancellor who influenced by colet’s teachings later executed by Henry VIII
thomas more
produced first printed english translation of the new testament from original greek
william tyndale (he died a martyrs death)
one of the leading french renaissance scholars who emphasized justification by faith alone
Jacques Lefevre d’Etaples
translated the bible from vulgate into french
Jacques Lefevre d’Etaples
most famous figure in the northern renaissance
desiderius erasmus
known as the scholar of scholars because he knew everyone who was anyone
desiderius erasmus
in 1516 he published the first edition of the new testament i. the original greek
desiderius erasmus
started the protestant reformation
martin luther
a friar who sold indulgences throughout germany that butted heads w luther
tetzel
german aristocrat who bought his office
albert of brandenburg
statements luther posted on a church on wittenbergs door
ninety-five theses
