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James daltan & desiderius - black monolith (1992)

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James Daltan & Desiderius - Demonic EP Label:80 Aum Records Catalog#:AUM 671115 Format:Vinyl, 12", EP Country:Netherl ands Released:1992 ...

Desiderius (De o) Du da a Ruben - first concert together

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April 2010 St.Arbogast - Austria workshop with Ida kelarova, Desiderius Du da and Tomas Ka o

What were Desiderius Erasmus and Thomas More?
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Asked by Leanne001 - Tue Nov 10 11:30:03 2009 - History - 2 Answers - Comments

A. If you were to go through this life thinking that Erasmus was an Englishman, you would be lost. He was from the Netherlands. He was a Christian Humanist writer and satirist prior to and into the Reformation movement. It is said that "Martin Luther hatched the egg that Erasmus laid." He was higly critical of the Catholic Church and in that sense he was a Reformer, but it was his intent for the Church to reform from within rather than to split off like Luther did. Don't mistake me, however, Luther did not want to split off either, he was basically forced to by the Catholic Church. He had a friend, Thomas More, with whom he communicated regularly by post. He visited More in England. More was the Lord Chancellor of England during… [cont.]
Answered by Polyhistor - Tue Nov 10 15:55:51 2009

What criticisms of the Catholic Church were made by Jan Hus and Desiderius Erasmus in the selections from thei?
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Asked by jatt S - Wed Dec 8 13:42:51 2010 - History - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Jan Hus (also spelled 'Huss' AI prefer Hus, myself A) criticised what he saw as the malpractices of the Roman Catholic Church. He was, by the way, about a century ahead of Luther. He supported basically the teachings of Wycliffe, believing in freedom of speech, poverty of clergy, punishment for 'notorious' sinners. They being Bohemian (Czechoslovakia ) taught that all properties owned by the Roman Catholic Church should be expropriated. He was denounced as a heretic and burned at the stake in 1415. Disiderius Erasmus was a contemporary of Luther. His Greek translations of the New Testament demonstrated flaws in the Latin versions. He published writings critical of the Roman Catholic Church and much of this was through satire. His… [cont.]
Answered by spiffer1 - Fri Dec 10 18:28:35 2010

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Desiderius Erasmus Quote a Books Blog

Elliott Back, books.elliottback.com
2006-12-25 23:39:19

When I get a little money, I buy books; and if any is left, I buy food and clothes.a ~ Desiderius Erasmus (1465-1536)

Raul de Saldanha: Desiderius Erasmus, In Praise of Folly

rauldesaldanha, rauldesaldanha.blogspot.com
2008-11-29 03:53:00

In Praise of Folly, Desiderius Erasmus, transl. John Wilson A1668A, Dover Publications, Mineola New York, 2003. Erasmus was born in Rotterdam, Holland, on October 27, probably in 1466, and died in Basel, Switzerland, ...