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The Abbot Trithemius (1462-1516)
The Renaissance of Monastic Humanism
Series: - Studies in the History of Christian Traditions, Volume: 24
Author:
'...Brann's book demonstrates the value of Trithemius's career and writings for an understanding of a neglected ideal and movement that paralleled and even flourished alongside lay humanistic developments of the time.'
Neo-Latin News, 1982.
'...a substantial work, in which he looks at Trithemius' early life, the beginnings of his campaign, his many writings, all in context, and with a full and often rich commentary which does much to illuminate them.'
G.R. Evans, Journal of Theological Studies, 1982.
'...a vivid illustration of what Paul Kristeller has identified recently as an unjustly neglected thread of Renaissance thought, namely, the interaction of certain late medieval monastic writers with currents of Renaissance humanism.'
Eric W. Gritsch, Church History, 1983.
'...ist als willkommene Bereicherung der Trithemius-Lit. sehr zu begrüÃen.'
John L. Flood, Germanistik, 1985.
Neo-Latin News, 1982.
'...a substantial work, in which he looks at Trithemius' early life, the beginnings of his campaign, his many writings, all in context, and with a full and often rich commentary which does much to illuminate them.'
G.R. Evans, Journal of Theological Studies, 1982.
'...a vivid illustration of what Paul Kristeller has identified recently as an unjustly neglected thread of Renaissance thought, namely, the interaction of certain late medieval monastic writers with currents of Renaissance humanism.'
Eric W. Gritsch, Church History, 1983.
'...ist als willkommene Bereicherung der Trithemius-Lit. sehr zu begrüÃen.'
John L. Flood, Germanistik, 1985.