دانلود کتاب Athens and Wittenberg: Poetry, Philosophy, and Luther's Legacy (Studies in Medieval and Reformation Traditions, 234)

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Contents\nPreface\nIllustrations\nAbbreviations\nClassical Authors and Works\nNotes on Contributors\nIntroduction: Martin Luther: From Classical Formation to Reformation\nPart 1 Luther and Classical Poets and Philosophers\n Chapter 1 Naso erat magister? Virgil and Other Classical Poets in Luther’s Tischreden\n Chapter 2 Nugatory Nonsense: Why Luther Rarely Cites Catullus\n Chapter 3 “Pious Mirth”: Listening to Martin Luther’s Latin Poetry\n Chapter 4 Luther between Stoics and Epicureans\n Chapter 5 Philtered Philosophy: Aristotle and Cicero in Luther’s Tischreden\n Chapter 6 A Debatable Theology: Medieval Disputation, the Wittenberg Reformation, and Luther’s Heidelberg Theses\n Chapter 7 A Painted Record of Martin Luther in Renaissance Bologna\nPart 2 The Reformation of Hymnody and Liturgy\n Chapter 8 What Virgil Taught Martin Luther About Poetry and Music\n Chapter 9 Collaboration over Time: Luther’s Adaptation of Ambrose’s Veni Redemptor Gentium\n Chapter 10 The Latin Liturgy and Juvenile Lutheran Instruction in Sixteenth-Century Germany\n Chapter 11 “Exulting and Adorning in Exuberant Strains”: Luther and Latin Polyphonic Music\n Chapter 12 Tradition and the Individual Talent: Some Verse-Paraphrases of Psalm 1\n Chapter 13 Imitate the Lutherans: Catholic Solutions to Liturgical Problems in Late Eighteenth-Century Vienna\nPart 3 Lutheran Readings of Philosophy and Poetry\n Chapter 14 Melanchthon, Luther, and Indexing the Classics\n Chapter 15 An Intended Reformulation: Of Brad Gregory, Duns Scotus, and Early Modern Metaphysics\n Chapter 16 Ad normam veritatis christianae: Correcting Aristotle in Protestant Commentaries on the Nicomachean Ethics\n Chapter 17 Influence and Inspiration: Archias and Staupitz as Didactic Models for Cicero and Luther\nBibliography\nIndex