Quarterly Review, Volumes 106-107J. Murray., 1859 |
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... Common Life , order of , 4 . Buckman's , Professor , advice on weeding , 291 . Budæus , Greek learning of , 10 . Building trades , strikes of the , 278 . Byrd's Collection of Psalms and Sonnets , 49 . 148 ; less liable to disaster than ...
... Common Life , order of , 4 . Buckman's , Professor , advice on weeding , 291 . Budæus , Greek learning of , 10 . Building trades , strikes of the , 278 . Byrd's Collection of Psalms and Sonnets , 49 . 148 ; less liable to disaster than ...
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... common inextinguishable hostility . Erasmus has not been fortunate in his biographers ; much has been written about him ; nothing , we think , quite worthy of his fame . His is a character to which it is difficult to be calmly just ...
... common inextinguishable hostility . Erasmus has not been fortunate in his biographers ; much has been written about him ; nothing , we think , quite worthy of his fame . His is a character to which it is difficult to be calmly just ...
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... common report , for he knew nothing of English . His conversation with the royal family must have been in Latin . * * Erasmus had heard of Dante and Petrarch , though , as we shall hereafter see , he knew nothing of Italian : but ...
... common report , for he knew nothing of English . His conversation with the royal family must have been in Latin . * * Erasmus had heard of Dante and Petrarch , though , as we shall hereafter see , he knew nothing of Italian : but ...
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... common repute , the greatest Transalpine scholar . Reuchlin was now his only rival ; but Reuchlin's fame , immeasurably height ened by his persecutions and his triumph over his persecutors , and by his vindica- tion through the ...
... common repute , the greatest Transalpine scholar . Reuchlin was now his only rival ; but Reuchlin's fame , immeasurably height ened by his persecutions and his triumph over his persecutors , and by his vindica- tion through the ...
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... common end : I. As the chief promoter of polite studies and of classical learning on this side of the Alps . II . As the declared enemy of the dominant scholasticism and of the superstitions of the Middle Ages , which he exposed to the ...
... common end : I. As the chief promoter of polite studies and of classical learning on this side of the Alps . II . As the declared enemy of the dominant scholasticism and of the superstitions of the Middle Ages , which he exposed to the ...
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