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This Study Deals With Hugo Grotius' Famous Apologetic Work De Veritate Religionis Christianae, The Latin Version Of A Dutch Poem Which He Wrote In 1620 While Imprisoned In Loevestein, Entitled Bewijs Van Den Waren Godsdienst. The First Part Of This Book Examines The Genesis Of The Work And The Development Of The Text. The Middle Sections Give An Analysis Of The Motives That Led Grotius To Write This Work And Of The Sources He Most Probably Used. The Final Chapters Examine The Notes That Grotius Added To His Work In 1640 And The Reception Of The Work In The Author's Lifetime. The Book Is Illustrated With Several Historical Drawings And Prints Of Grotius And His Time.--book Jacket. Chapter 1 Bewijs Van Den Waren Godsdienst 1 -- The Political Fall Of Hugo Grotius 1 -- In Prison 3 -- Dutch Poems 5 -- B. The Writing Of The Apologetic Work (bewijs) 8 -- Geloofs Voorberecht 11 -- C. Editions 15 -- First Edition (bg No 143) 17 -- Second Edition (bg No 144) 19 -- Fatherland 21 -- Chapter 2 De Veritate Religionis Christianae 26 -- A. Latin Editions 26 -- Translation 26 -- First Edition (bg No 944) 30 -- Second Edition (bg No 946) 32 -- Third Edition (bg No 947) 33 -- The Making Of The Notes

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Author
Jean-Paul Heering
Publisher
Brill Academic Publishers
Published
2004
Language
EN
ISBN
9789047404880
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Religion, Christian

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