Erasmus von Rotterdam
Erasmus von Rotterdam (1469-1536) was a Dutch philosopher and humanist who is considered one of the greatest scholars of the Northern Renaissance. His works, including 'In Praise of Folly', criticized the Church and laid the foundation for the Reformation. Erasmus advocated for education and was a proponent of classical scholarship, emphasizing the importance of the Greek and Latin texts of the Bible. His influence extended into theology, literature, and education, making him a pivotal figure in European intellectual history.
Born on Jan 01, 1469 (557 years old)
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Erasmus von Rotterdam's work 'De immensa Dei misericordia' presents a middle ground between good works and grace.
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After Dürer's death, Erasmus von Rotterdam praised his ability to depict not only visible forms but also the essence of the human soul.
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Erasmus of Rotterdam is noted for advocating breastfeeding as a virtue for all women.
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Erasmus von Rotterdam is mentioned in relation to a monumental work by Jan Brueghel d. Ä. that features a biblical scene.
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