Primary Sources: Medieval and Renaissance Periods: Erasmus, Desiderius

and his translation of The Education of Children by Desiderius Erasmus.

from his Earliest Letters to his Fifty-first year, arr. in order of time. English translations from the early correspondence, with a commentary confirming the chronological arrangement, and supplying further biographical matter, by Francis Morgan Nichols.

Excerpts from Erasmus' letters and works.

The Cambridge Letters of Erasmus / translated by D.F.S. Thomson ; introduction, commentary and notes by H.C. Porter.

Edited by Erika Rummel

"Erasmus: De libero arbitrio, translated and edited by E. Gordon Rupp, in collaboration with A. N. Marlow": p. [33]-97.
"Luther: De servo arbitrio, translated and edited by Philip S. Watson, in collaboration with B. Drewery": p. [99]-334.

De Utraque Verborum Ac Rerum Copia
Translated from the Latin, with an introduction by Donald B. King and H. David Rix.

Edited by Robert D. Sider ; translated and annotated by John B. Payne, Albert Rabil, Jr., and Warren S. Smith Jr.
Translation of 2 works: In Epistolam Pauli Apostoli ad Romanos paraphrasis; In Epistolam Pauli Apostoli ad Galatas paraphrasis.

Translated, with introd. and notes, by Craig R. Thompson.
2nd copy PA8508.E5 T5 1957

A Study with translations, by Margaret Mann Phillips.

Translated by Craig R. Thompson.

Selected and newly translated with introd. and commentary by John P. Dolan

Erasmus’s very popular 16th century guide book on how to live a moral, Christian life while avoiding formal ritual and observances.

Translated by John Wilson, 1668.

Translated from the Latin, with an essay & commentary, by Hoyt Hopewell Hudson.