Life, Character & Influence of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, Volume 2 |
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He says : I could hardly be led to believe such a thing possible of the German soldiery , but I would never believe that the German scholars , whose probity I measure by their learning , of which in these days they are the leaders ...
He says : I could hardly be led to believe such a thing possible of the German soldiery , but I would never believe that the German scholars , whose probity I measure by their learning , of which in these days they are the leaders ...
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Nor are there lacking here those who boast that your Eminence has been almost led to harbor the same suspicion of me , a thing which I shall never believe unless I can be persuaded that the things said about your Eminence's admirable ...
Nor are there lacking here those who boast that your Eminence has been almost led to harbor the same suspicion of me , a thing which I shall never believe unless I can be persuaded that the things said about your Eminence's admirable ...
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Therefore , you may believe or not , just as you like , though Christ is my witness , I am sincerely grieved for your sake that the zealous resentments of so many and such eminent persons have been aroused against you ; and I cannot ...
Therefore , you may believe or not , just as you like , though Christ is my witness , I am sincerely grieved for your sake that the zealous resentments of so many and such eminent persons have been aroused against you ; and I cannot ...
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