Life, Character & Influence of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, Volume 1 |
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They added that the taking of the habit was a tacit profession in the Order ; and that before God it was no less criminal , and before men no less infamous , than if , being fully professed , he had fallen away .
They added that the taking of the habit was a tacit profession in the Order ; and that before God it was no less criminal , and before men no less infamous , than if , being fully professed , he had fallen away .
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Nay , if you wish to go further , the man given over to the delights of the world , its pomps , its riches , and its other delectations which he abjured at baptism , is an apostate ; and not less but more so , whenever disorder is ...
Nay , if you wish to go further , the man given over to the delights of the world , its pomps , its riches , and its other delectations which he abjured at baptism , is an apostate ; and not less but more so , whenever disorder is ...
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in the hardest times , stick to me now that Fortune , though not favorable , is less cruel . Moreover , you can be with me in no other way , since living together is denied us , than by writing me frequent letters .
in the hardest times , stick to me now that Fortune , though not favorable , is less cruel . Moreover , you can be with me in no other way , since living together is denied us , than by writing me frequent letters .
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Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
MONASTIC LIFE AT STEYN | 39 |
SECRETARY TO THE BISHOP OF CAMBRAI MATRICULATION | 49 |
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