H.J.M. Nellen

Arts & Humanities

1. Seventeenth-century 100%
2. Eighteenth-century 91%
3. Erasmus 89%
4. Confidentiality 86%
5. Confidence 59%
6. Reception 53%
7. Secrecy 47%
8. New Testament 47%
9. Letters 47%
10. Hugo Grotius 40%
11. Arianism 38%
12. Vulgate 33%
13. Comma 32%
14. Biblical Scholarship 32%
15. Trinitarian 28%
16. Heresy 27%
17. Trinity 26%
18. Divinity 25%
19. Accusations 25%
20. Early Modern Europe 24%
21. Questioning 21%
22. Translator 21%
23. Latin Language 19%
24. Innovation 18%
25. Doctrine 17%
26. History 16%
27. Scholarly Communication 16%
28. Intellectual Networks 16%
29. Circulation of Knowledge 15%
30. Early Modern World 14%
31. Republic of Letters 14%
32. Religious Conflict 13%
33. Historical Records 11%
34. Openness 10%
35. Religion 9%
36. Commerce 9%
37. Religious Beliefs 9%
38. Exile 9%
39. Modeling 8%
40. Policymaker 8%
41. Entity 8%
42. Experiment 6%
43. Communication 6%