Life, Character & Influence of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, Volume 1 |
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Page 147
And at this time especially it seems to me that opportunity should be seized by the forelock , when such an honorable chance is offered . I beseech you , dear Batt , again and again to ponder on this , for such is our friendship that ...
And at this time especially it seems to me that opportunity should be seized by the forelock , when such an honorable chance is offered . I beseech you , dear Batt , again and again to ponder on this , for such is our friendship that ...
Page 167
Scarcely had I arrived at Louvain when straightway the magistrates of the city offered me , who neither sought nor expected such a thing , the position of public reader , and this because of the voluntary recommendation of Father Adrian ...
Scarcely had I arrived at Louvain when straightway the magistrates of the city offered me , who neither sought nor expected such a thing , the position of public reader , and this because of the voluntary recommendation of Father Adrian ...
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They found the hardest drudgery the surest remedy against unruly passions , and in mortifying the flesh they offered up to the Creator the gift of a pure heart . And not only did they work for their own salvation , but also for the ...
They found the hardest drudgery the surest remedy against unruly passions , and in mortifying the flesh they offered up to the Creator the gift of a pure heart . And not only did they work for their own salvation , but also for the ...
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Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
MONASTIC LIFE AT STEYN | 39 |
SECRETARY TO THE BISHOP OF CAMBRAI MATRICULATION | 49 |
Copyright | |
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