Life, Character & Influence of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, Volume 1 |
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Page 66
So , if you desire to form for yourself a real picture of Erasmus , paint him to yourself not as a coxcomb , nor a gourmand , nor a libertine , but as a most afflicted , most sorrowful man , hateful even to himself , to whom it is no ...
So , if you desire to form for yourself a real picture of Erasmus , paint him to yourself not as a coxcomb , nor a gourmand , nor a libertine , but as a most afflicted , most sorrowful man , hateful even to himself , to whom it is no ...
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You owe it to Fortune that you are able to do this ; and I owe it to your good will that you desire , and desire willingly , to aid me in the developing of my literary powers , which are solely dependent on you , look to ...
You owe it to Fortune that you are able to do this ; and I owe it to your good will that you desire , and desire willingly , to aid me in the developing of my literary powers , which are solely dependent on you , look to ...
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... desire for you health in the Lord and entire confidence in these presents : We have brought , and desire to bring to the knowledge of you all and several by these presents , that although from that time when first by the providence ...
... desire for you health in the Lord and entire confidence in these presents : We have brought , and desire to bring to the knowledge of you all and several by these presents , that although from that time when first by the providence ...
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Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
MONASTIC LIFE AT STEYN | 39 |
SECRETARY TO THE BISHOP OF CAMBRAI MATRICULATION | 49 |
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