Humanists and Holy Writ

Delve into the fascinating intersection of Renaissance thought and biblical scholarship with Humanists and Holy Writ by Princeton University Press. Published in 2012, this insightful paperback spans 264 pages, offering a unique examination of New Testament studies as approached by Renaissance humanists. Rather than focusing solely on their religious, moral, and political ideologies, this book provides a thorough analysis of the New Testament manuscripts that these scholars consulted. It also explores the various editions, translations, annotations, and commentaries they produced, shedding light on how humanist perspectives shaped the interpretation of sacred texts. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of religious studies and Renaissance history, Humanists and Holy Writ invites readers to appreciate the critical role of humanism in the evolution of biblical scholarship.