Vives, Juan Luis V Philosophers

Juan Luis (Ludovicus) Vives, 1492-1540. Spanish humanist philosopher and classicist who moved to France to escape the Inquisition. For a time, he served as a tutor for the daughter of Henry VIII of England, but he was imprisoned and expelled for his opposition to the king's divorce.

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• Spain: Juan Luis Vives - Short article on this thinker and comrade of Erasmus.
  
• Catholic Encyclopedia: Juan Luis Vives - Article on his life and works, by Paul Lejay.
  
• Biography.com: Vives, Juan Luis - Paragraph on the life of this Renaissance scholar.
  
  

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