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Erasmian

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Adj.1.Erasmian - of or relating to or in the manner of Erasmus
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4) This sounds rather more like Voltaire's ecrasez l'infame than Erasmian Anglicanism.
Unpersuaded by Blum, Christopher Olaf / Modern Age
The Erasmian teaching to which the young Bruno was exposed in Naples would have an effect on his works, from their very beginning to his trial, during which they would emerge with even greater force.
Giordano Bruno: Philosopher of the Renaissance by Ciliberto, Michele / Renaissance Quarterly
Peddegre himself notes that when the first impression of Luther as an Erasmian critic/reformer gave way to the picture of Luther as heretic/rebel, the perceived shift stiffened reactions to his ideas.
The Early Reformation in Europe by Cunningham, Lawrence S. / Commonweal
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