Quarterly Review, Volumes 106-107J. Murray., 1859 |
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... mus was cast upon the world an orphan , worse than friendless , with faithless friends . * De Pronunciatione . Opera , vol . i . p . 121–2 . His father appointed three guardians not of his own family 4 July , Life of Erasmus .
... mus was cast upon the world an orphan , worse than friendless , with faithless friends . * De Pronunciatione . Opera , vol . i . p . 121–2 . His father appointed three guardians not of his own family 4 July , Life of Erasmus .
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... friend Colet , who still adhered to the monkish usage of severe flagellation . One foolish , but well - meaning ... friends would encourage , and assist his studies ; all was * This letter may be read among his Epistles and also in ...
... friend Colet , who still adhered to the monkish usage of severe flagellation . One foolish , but well - meaning ... friends would encourage , and assist his studies ; all was * This letter may be read among his Epistles and also in ...
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... friends of more congenial minds . William Hermann of Gouda , with whom he entered into active correspondence , indulged in Latin verse - making , which in that age dig- nified itself , and was dignified by Erasmus , with the name of ...
... friends of more congenial minds . William Hermann of Gouda , with whom he entered into active correspondence , indulged in Latin verse - making , which in that age dig- nified itself , and was dignified by Erasmus , with the name of ...
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... friends , which gradually comprehended almost all the Paris he began to supply his failing re- more distinguished ... friendship , which had much important influence , and might have had even more , on his career . It opened * Rabelais ...
... friends , which gradually comprehended almost all the Paris he began to supply his failing re- more distinguished ... friendship , which had much important influence , and might have had even more , on his career . It opened * Rabelais ...
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... friends and even strangers with an innocent salute . On this usage Erasmus enlarges to his poetic friend in very pretty Latin , and rather pedantically advises him to prefer the company of these beautiful and easy nymphs to his cold and ...
... friends and even strangers with an innocent salute . On this usage Erasmus enlarges to his poetic friend in very pretty Latin , and rather pedantically advises him to prefer the company of these beautiful and easy nymphs to his cold and ...
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