For 10 points, name this Dutch humanist who wrote In Praise of Folly.
Etienne Dolet wrote a response to this thinker's attack on the Ciceronian style, while various rearrangements of the sentence "Your letter pleased me greatly" feature in his Copia. This student of Alexander Hegius and follower of Rodolphus Agricola created a version of the Greek New Testament called the Textus Receptus, and he also wrote the (*) Handbook of a Christian Knight. Another work by him is an oration delivered by the titular child of Plutus who was suckled by Drunkeness and Ignorance and is followed by Sloth and Self-Love; that work was written during this thinker's stay with his friend Thomas More. For 10 points, name this Dutch humanist who wrote In Praise of Folly.
Etienne Dolet wrote a response to this thinker's attack on the Ciceronian style, while various rearrangements of the sentence "Your letter pleased me greatly" feature in his Copia.
Desiderius {Erasmus} of Rotterdam [or {Desiderius Erasmus} Roterodamus]