Florilegium historiale
Subtitle: essays presented to Wallace K. Ferguson.
By: Editors: J. G. Rowe [and] W. H. Stockdale.
Contributors: Ferguson, Wallace Klippert, 1902-; Rowe, John Gordon, ed.; Stockdale, W. H., ed.
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: [Toronto]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 401
Subjects: Renaissance; Europe -- Intellectual life
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Wallace K. Ferguson.; title: The Italian view of Renaissance Italy, by D. Hay.; title: Petrarch: his inner struggles and the humanistic discovery of man's nature, by H. Baron.; title: A little-known letter of Erasmus and the date of his encounter with Reuchlin, by P. O. Kristeller.; title: De modis disputandi: the apologetic works of Erasmus, by M. P. Gilmore.; title: Jacques Lefèvre d'Etaples and the medieval Christian mystics, by E. F. Rice.; title: 'By little and little': the early Tudor humanists on the development of man, by A. B. Ferguson.; title: Atropos-Mors: observations on a rare early humanist image, by M. Meiss.; title: A music book for Anne Boleyn, by E. E. Lowinsky.; title: The enlargement of the great council of Venice, by F. C. Lane.; title: Biondo, Sabellico, and the beginnings of Venetian official historiography, by F. Gilbert.; title: An essay on the quest for identity in the early Italian Renaissance, by M. B. Becker.; title: Notes on the word stato in Florence before Machiavelli, by N. Rubinstein.; title: Bonds, coercion, and fear: Henry VII and the peerage, by J. R. Lander.; title: Incitement to violence? by J. R. Hale.; title: The principal writings of Wallace K. Ferguson (p. 400-401)