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Selections from Erasmus: Principally from his Epistles
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59 totalSELECTIONS FROM ERASMUS
PREFACE
LIFE OF ERASMUS - I. AN ORDINATION EXAMINATION - II. A DOMESTIC AFFRAY (55: 47) - III. A WINTER JOURNEY (88: 82) - IV. AN ENGLISH COUNTRY-HOUSE (103: 98)
II. A DOMESTIC AFFRAY - ERASMUS CHRISTIANO S. D.
III. A WINTER JOURNEY - GUILHELMO MONTIOIO COMITI ANGLO ERASMUS ROTERODAMUS S.D.
IV. AN ENGLISH COUNTRY-HOUSE - ERASMUS FAUSTO ANDRELINO POETAE LAUREATO
V. A VISIT TO COURT
VI. ERASMUS AT OXFORD - ERASMUS GULIELMO MONTIOIO COMITI GENEROSO S.D.
VII. AN OXFORD DINNER PARTY - ERASMUS DOMINO IOANNI SIXTINO S.D.
VIII. LEARNING IN ENGLAND - ERASMUS ROBERTO PISCATORI AGENTI IN ITALIA ANGLO S.D.
Description
Text in Latin, commentary in English.
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en
Duration
~4 hours (262K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2005-06-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
About the author
Desiderius Erasmus
1469–1536
A brilliant Renaissance humanist, he used wit, scholarship, and a sharp eye for language to challenge folly and call for a more thoughtful Christian life. His books and editions helped shape European learning at a turning point in history.
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