Table of Contents

*Frontmatter, pg. i*Contents, pg. xi*France: the Holy Land, the Chosen People, and the Most Christian King, pg. 3*The Renaissance Monarchy as seen by Erasmus, More, Seyssel, and Machiavelli, pg. 17*A Matter of Conscience, pg. 32*James V and the Scottish Church, 1528-1542, pg. 52*Utopia and Geneva, pg. 77*Religion and Politics in the Thought of Gasparo Contarini, pg. 90*Sir Richard Maitland of Lethington: a Christian Laird in the Age of Reformation, pg. 117*The Puritans and the Convocation of 1563, pg. 133*Reform and Counter-Reform: the Case of the Spanish Heretics, pg. 154*Francis Bacon and the Reform of Society, pg. 169*The Iconography of Temperantia and the Virtuousness of Technology, pg. 197*Florence and its University, 1348-1434, pg. 220*The Teaching of Argyropulos and the Rhetoric of the First Humanists, pg. 237*Talent and Vocation in Humanist and Protestant Thought, pg. 261*Erasmus and Alberto Pio, Prince of Carpi, pg. 299*Erasmus and the Reformers on Non-Christian Religions and Salus Extra Ecclesiam, pg. 319*Inflation and Witchcraft: the Case of Jean Bodin, pg. 371*History and Politics: the Controversy over the Sale of Offices in Early Seventeenth-Century France, pg. 390*Reason and Grace: Christian Epistemology in Dante, Langland, and Milton, pg. 404*John Locke and the New Logic, pg. 423*Index, pg. 453