Life, Character & Influence of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, Volume 2 |
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I do not trust to my own judgment enough , nor do I deem the work so important , that I should boast of it everywhere . Never so far have I been so wrapped up in selfesteem that I objected to the judgment of others : if you had done the ...
I do not trust to my own judgment enough , nor do I deem the work so important , that I should boast of it everywhere . Never so far have I been so wrapped up in selfesteem that I objected to the judgment of others : if you had done the ...
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But where is the good judgment of that fellow who with you is deemed , and really is , most skilled in theological matters , when he publicly in the palace declared Erasmus to be inferior to Luther in the sacred sciences by no less an ...
But where is the good judgment of that fellow who with you is deemed , and really is , most skilled in theological matters , when he publicly in the palace declared Erasmus to be inferior to Luther in the sacred sciences by no less an ...
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So trust all your writings to the judgment of the Church ; for after you have left this world the Church will declare her judgment of you , as she has done concerning all those who have preceded you . And then you can prepare no Apology ...
So trust all your writings to the judgment of the Church ; for after you have left this world the Church will declare her judgment of you , as she has done concerning all those who have preceded you . And then you can prepare no Apology ...
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