Archaeologia Cantiana volume V 1
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Jupiter him- self, the ' father of gods and men, ' laughs in Hesiod. " A sentiment so illiberal is fit only for the mouths of unenlightened monks or ascetical friars. And although from the correspondence which is here published we should not be apt to accuse A'arliam of the sin of pun- ning, or being extra- officially funny, we are tempted to • Seo 2io. 8. ' XII. 57. AECHBisiior waeiiam's letters. 11 lay before our readers the following extract from one of his letters to Erasmus, which shows th...at he could occasionally unbend and follow the suggestion of his eminent contemporary. It is addi-essed to Erasmus, at that time suffering from his old complaint, a fit of the stone. " My dear Erasmus, what have you to do with rocks and stones in that small frame of yours ? Or what is to be buUt on that rock *? [An unarchiepiscopal and somewhat profane allusion to the words of the New Testament. ] You are not going to erect magnificent houses, or anything of the sort, I imagine. Since then calculi are not to your taste [Erasmus was not a first- rate accountant], get rid of your superfluous load as soon as you can.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jupiter him- self, the ' father of gods and men, ' laughs in Hesiod. " A sentiment so illiberal is fit only for the mouths of unenlightened monks or ascetical friars. And although from the correspondence which is here published we should not be apt to accuse A'arliam of the sin of pun- ning, or being extra- officially funny, we are tempted to • Seo 2io. 8. ' XII. 57. AECHBisiior waeiiam's letters. 11 lay before our readers the following extract from one of his letters to Erasmus, which shows th...at he could occasionally unbend and follow the suggestion of his eminent contemporary. It is addi-essed to Erasmus, at that time suffering from his old complaint, a fit of the stone. " My dear Erasmus, what have you to do with rocks and stones in that small frame of yours ? Or what is to be buUt on that rock *? [An unarchiepiscopal and somewhat profane allusion to the words of the New Testament. ] You are not going to erect magnificent houses, or anything of the sort, I imagine. Since then calculi are not to your taste [Erasmus was not a first- rate accountant], get rid of your superfluous load as soon as you can.
What to read after Archaeologia Cantiana volume V 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kent Archaeological Society to read onlineMoreLess
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