`This book marks the passing of the torch to a new generation of
Vermigli scholars, establishing James as a central figure in the
next stage of the Vermigli renaissance.'
John L. Farthing, Religious Studies Rev., Vol.26, No.4, Oct.
2000.
`displays all the erudition and theoretical bite one expects of a
really good monograph. He is fully aware of the works of others on
these subjects, and examines them closely and independently,
critically but fairly ... makes a major contribution to our
knowledge of early Protestant theology and deserves wide
recognition.'
Robert M. Kingdom, Church History, March 2000, Vol.69, No.1.
`This monograph is most illuminating on the Italian background to
Reformation ... Professor James ... succeeds admirably in showing
something that is of considerable importance to students of the
history of Reformed theology, namely the continuity of influence
between late medieval theology and the mainstream Reformation.'
Paul Helm, Religious Studies, Volume 35, 1999
`This is a bold book which future research may well prove sound in
its central conviction. It deserves to provoke fresh scrutiny of
the placing of predestination in the late medieval and early
Protestant thought. Above all, it should attract a new readership
to Peter Martyr Vermigli.'
D.F. Wright, Journal of Theological Studies Vol. 51 No. 1
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