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This study delves into the annotations by Philipp Melanchthon on Homer, highlighting the intersection of Renaissance thought and ancient texts. Through an analysis of a significant gift exchange between Melanchthon and Martin Luther, the research discusses the impact of these literary interpretations on the educational landscape of the time. It features insights from the Columbia Rare Book and Manuscript Library and Folger Shakespeare Library, showcasing the importance of annotated books and the role of cultural exchange in shaping Renaissance humanism.
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Accessible Annotations & Melanchthon’s Homer Rachel Stevenson MA Renaissance Studies May 3, 2013
Gift exchange Philipp Melanchthon (1497-1560) Martin Luther (1483-1546)
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