Quarterly Review, Volumes 106-107J. Murray., 1859 |
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... 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 England , he said , had vernacular poets who ...
... 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 England , he said , had vernacular poets who ...
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... English for that which had been the vision of his munificence . There is a bitterness in his youth , the day - dream of his manhood — a natural complaints , not quite accordant journey to Italy . To Italy accordingly , with the contempt ...
... English for that which had been the vision of his munificence . There is a bitterness in his youth , the day - dream of his manhood — a natural complaints , not quite accordant journey to Italy . To Italy accordingly , with the contempt ...
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... English humour and fine French wit , it not the least difficulty in staving off the may be difficult to do justice to the Mo - payment of a debt by perjury . In the riæ Encomium ; ' but we must bear in mind that much of the classical ...
... English humour and fine French wit , it not the least difficulty in staving off the may be difficult to do justice to the Mo - payment of a debt by perjury . In the riæ Encomium ; ' but we must bear in mind that much of the classical ...
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... English . We know not how far he spoke achieved at the first promulgation of his native Dutch , but Dutch can have been Christianity . ' of no extensive use . He more than once declined to speak German . Of the Swiss- German , spoken at ...
... English . We know not how far he spoke achieved at the first promulgation of his native Dutch , but Dutch can have been Christianity . ' of no extensive use . He more than once declined to speak German . Of the Swiss- German , spoken at ...
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... English clergy under the Stuarts might have found quotations from the writings of Luther to justify the extremest doctrines of passive obedience . Still , with the desperate strug- gles for social freedom were now unavoid- He writes in ...
... English clergy under the Stuarts might have found quotations from the writings of Luther to justify the extremest doctrines of passive obedience . Still , with the desperate strug- gles for social freedom were now unavoid- He writes in ...
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