Life, Character & Influence of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, Volume 2 |
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In 1519 he had dedicated his Paraphrase on the Epistle of St . James to the
Cardinal , who was on more than one account particularly well disposed towards
him ; so that , when Erasmus tells us that the Pope and the Cardinals would not ...
In 1519 he had dedicated his Paraphrase on the Epistle of St . James to the
Cardinal , who was on more than one account particularly well disposed towards
him ; so that , when Erasmus tells us that the Pope and the Cardinals would not ...
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Cardinal Alidosi . I , 268 . Cranmer , Archbishop . II , 364 . Cardinal Cajetan . II ,
98 , 161 , 163 , 215 , Crevier , J . - B . L . I , 55sq , 76 . 340sq . Croke , Richard . I ,
239 , 2925q , 329sqq . Cardinal Campegio . II , 37n , 40 , 70 , 160 , Cromwell ...
Cardinal Alidosi . I , 268 . Cranmer , Archbishop . II , 364 . Cardinal Cajetan . II ,
98 , 161 , 163 , 215 , Crevier , J . - B . L . I , 55sq , 76 . 340sq . Croke , Richard . I ,
239 , 2925q , 329sqq . Cardinal Campegio . II , 37n , 40 , 70 , 160 , Cromwell ...
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Gregory Reisch I , 383 Peter Gilles 390 Cardinal Grimani 393 Richard Pace 402
Faber Stapulensis II , 14 Edward Lee 23 Thomas Ruthall 26 Jodocus Jonas 30 ,
160 , 16450 Cardinal Campegio ( ? ) 375q Pope Clement VII 40 , 233sq Anthony
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Gregory Reisch I , 383 Peter Gilles 390 Cardinal Grimani 393 Richard Pace 402
Faber Stapulensis II , 14 Edward Lee 23 Thomas Ruthall 26 Jodocus Jonas 30 ,
160 , 16450 Cardinal Campegio ( ? ) 375q Pope Clement VII 40 , 233sq Anthony
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Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
CONTROVERSY With STUNCIA | 47 |
HUTTENS ATTEMPT TO FORCE ERASMUS TO TAKE POSITION | 152 |
Copyright | |
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