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日本語: リーフデ号船尾の守り神「エラスムス像」

「エラスムス」(1469年~1536年) オランダ・ロッテルダム生まれ。貧しいなかに神学校で学び、その後仏・英・独・伊の各地で研究を重ね「愚神礼賛」等、多くの著者を送り出すなど中世ヨーロッパの人文学者として活躍した。

「エラスムス像」は、デ・リーフデの船尾に船の守り神として設置されたものである。
English: Statue of 'guardian angel'

Erasmus on the stern of 'De Liefde' Erasmus (1469-1536) was born in Rotterdam in the Netherlands. He was poor, but received education at a theological school and studied in France, England, Germany and Italy. He published many works such as 'The Praise of Folly' and became one of Europe's best known humanisuts of the Middle Ages.

"The statue of Erasmus" was set up at the stern of 'De Liefde' as a guardian angel.
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