This book approaches the so-called "e;Christian Humanism"e; of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, highlighting Erasmus of Rotterdam and his reception in the Spanish humanists - from Antonio de Nebrija to Lorenzo de Zamora. It aims to analyze and define some of the identities of the humanist movement, starting from the classical Greco-Latin and Christian traditions, that is, the biblical and the Church Fathers.

This book approaches the so-called "e;Christian Humanism"e; of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, highlighting Erasmus of Rotterdam and his reception in the Spanish humanists - from Antonio de Nebrija to Lorenzo de Zamora. It aims to analyze and define some of the identities of the humanist movement, starting from the classical Greco-Latin and Christian traditions, that is, the biblical and the Church Fathers.

This book approaches the so-called "e;Christian Humanism"e; of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, highlighting Erasmus of Rotterdam and his reception in the Spanish humanists - from Antonio de Nebrija to Lorenzo de Zamora. It aims to analyze and define some of the identities of the humanist movement, starting from the classical Greco-Latin and Christian traditions, that is, the biblical and the Church Fathers.