The Correspondence of Erasmus

Erasmus' letters, regarded by him as literary works, are showcased in this first volume of a comprehensive series. Covering his early struggles and relationships, the correspondence includes youthful rhetorical pieces and exchanges with friends, patrons, and intellectuals. Notably, it features discussions with John Colet on profound themes. This volume is part of the acclaimed Collected Works of Erasmus, which aims to illuminate the thoughts of this pivotal figure in modern intellectual history through meticulously annotated translations.