Erasmus

It remains to be seen if the Catholic church and other authorities complicit in Indigenous oppression will continue to listen to Indigenous communities and help them recover, Erasmus says.

She gives no nods to the Humanists, like Montaigne, Francis Bacon, Erasmus, or Descartes.

Sorry Augustine, Aquinas, Dante, and Erasmus you must have been just a bad dream.

At any of the participating universities, the ERASMUS parties are reputed to be the most multicultural and exciting.

I cannot afford to keep a conscience any more than a carriage,' was worthy of Erasmus, perhaps of Robelais.

He was the friend of several great humanists of the period, including Erasmus; he was in Louvain, evidently, in 1518.

His purity of style was admired by Erasmus, and his works have been translated into most European languages.

He was a personal friend of Erasmus, whom he induced to visit England.

On occasions the whole school came together to hear the Rector—it was at such times, Erasmus tells us, that he heard Hegius.