Essays by Divers Hands: Being the Transactions of the Royal Society of Literature, Band 20 |
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... letter to Erasmus : My friend Brumus commends you highly in a letter I have had from him . And you have been commended to me already both by the reputation in which your name is held and by the testimony of your own writings . For when ...
... letter to Erasmus : My friend Brumus commends you highly in a letter I have had from him . And you have been commended to me already both by the reputation in which your name is held and by the testimony of your own writings . For when ...
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... letter written from Cambridge by Erasmus to Ammonius : " Your letters , my Andreas , make me long to fly to you that I may enjoy more closely so charming a friend . At the same time they make it possible for me to hold on here , because ...
... letter written from Cambridge by Erasmus to Ammonius : " Your letters , my Andreas , make me long to fly to you that I may enjoy more closely so charming a friend . At the same time they make it possible for me to hold on here , because ...
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... letter to Battus these words : " I must have a better horse . I don't want a Bucephalus , but I require a beast which I shall not be ashamed to ride . " So also , from St. Omer , in June , 1516 , while waiting to cross to England ...
... letter to Battus these words : " I must have a better horse . I don't want a Bucephalus , but I require a beast which I shall not be ashamed to ride . " So also , from St. Omer , in June , 1516 , while waiting to cross to England ...
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