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The 167 pages that link to Renaissance humanism, each with the reason it gives.

• Johann ReuchlinNarrower topic: Its return to original sources encouraged Reuchlin’s language scholarship.

• Johannes PfefferkornNarrower topic: The dispute tested humanist scholarship against clerical authority and censorship.

• Matthias RingmannNarrower topic: Ringmann’s classical scholarship and literary work belonged to this broader movement.

• Ole WormNarrower topic: Worm’s antiquarian work joined close textual study with investigation of material remains.

• Conrad GessnerNarrower topic: Gessner’s recovery and comparison of ancient authorities grew from humanist scholarship.

• RamismNarrower topic: Ramism emerged within humanist efforts to reform curricula and recover practical learning.

• SarmatismNarrower topic: Humanist interest in antiquity encouraged Polish writers to seek prestigious ancient origins for the nobility.