La storia dell'Europa, antica e medioevale: prima l'uomo, l'Orient, Grecia e Roma . e lettere di Paolo tradotte nella lingua del peopleso che uomini e donne che non conoscono la lingua latina potrebbe leggere themand essere aiutato da loro. Er2ismus ritiene inoltre che il tempo era favorevole forreform. Come si guardava attorno a lui egli vide i righelli intelligente sullato troni di Europa, gli uomini interessati a libri e arte e readyto aiutare gli studiosi e scrittori. Vi erano Henry VIII di Englandand Francesco I di Francia. Poi lo stesso papa Leone X theson di Lorenzo il Magnifico, era un amico e ammiratore ofErasmus

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History of Europe, ancient and medieval: Earliest man, the Orient, Greece and Rome . e letters of Paul translated into the language of the peopleso that men and women who did not know Latin could read themand be helped by them. Er2ismus believed, moreover, that the time was favorable forreform. As he looked about him he beheld intelligent rulers onthe thrones of Europe, men interested in books and art and readyto help scholars and writers. There were Henry VIII of Englandand Francis I of France. Then the Pope himself, Leo X, theson of Lorenzo the Magnificent, was a friend and admirer ofErasmus and doubtless sympathized with many of his views.The youthful Charles V had advisers who believed Erasmus tobe quite right and were ready to work toward a reform of theChurch. Charles was a devout Catholic, but he too agreed thatthere were many evils to be remedied. So it seemed to Erasmu5that the prospects were excellent for a peaceful reform; but, in-stead of its coming, his latter years were embittered by Luthersrevolt and all the ill-feelings and dissensions that it created.. AeTHERNA ipse SVAE. AEMnS SIMVIACHRA. IVTHEIMExPSRIMJTXr WITVS CERA LVCAE OCaDVOS Fig. 133. Luther as a Monk. (By Cranach, 1520) None of the portraits of Luther are very satisfactory. His friend Cranach was;not, hke Holbein the Younger, a great portrait painter. This cut shows tliereformer when his revolt against the Church was just beginning. He wasthirty-seven years old and still in the dress of an Augustinian friar, which he.soon abandoned 504 History of Europe II. How Martin Luther revolted against the Papacy 733. Early Years of Luther. Martin Luther was born in1483. He was the son of a poor miner, and he often spoke inlater life of the poverty and superstition in which his boyhoodwas spent. His father, however, was determined that his sonshould be a lawyer, and so Martin was sent to the University ofErfurt. After he finished his college course and was about totake up the study of the law he had

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