Life And Letters of Erasmus: Lectures
Life And Letters of Erasmus: Lectures
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I reply that I know of none save the creed of the Catholic Church, and I advise everyone who consults me to submit to the Pope.l I was the first to oppose the publication of Luther's books. "I recommended Luther himself to publish nothing revohitipnary. I feared always that revolution would be the end, and I would have done more had I not been afraid that I might be foimd fighting agaiiut the yy Spirit of GocL I caution everyone against reading libellous or anonymous books, books meant only to ...irritate ; but I can advise only. I cannot compel. The world is full of poetasters and orators, and printing-presses are at work everywhere. I cannot stop them, and their extravagances ought not to be charged to me. 1 do not mean Ulrich von Hutten in particular, though I am sorry for him too, that with such a genius he makes no better use of his gifts.
He is himself his worst enemy.
This letter is entirely honest. It shows you pre- cisely how Erasmus was placed, how he thought, and how he acted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I reply that I know of none save the creed of the Catholic Church, and I advise everyone who consults me to submit to the Pope.l I was the first to oppose the publication of Luther's books. "I recommended Luther himself to publish nothing revohitipnary. I feared always that revolution would be the end, and I would have done more had I not been afraid that I might be foimd fighting agaiiut the yy Spirit of GocL I caution everyone against reading libellous or anonymous books, books meant only to ...irritate ; but I can advise only. I cannot compel. The world is full of poetasters and orators, and printing-presses are at work everywhere. I cannot stop them, and their extravagances ought not to be charged to me. 1 do not mean Ulrich von Hutten in particular, though I am sorry for him too, that with such a genius he makes no better use of his gifts.
He is himself his worst enemy.
This letter is entirely honest. It shows you pre- cisely how Erasmus was placed, how he thought, and how he acted.
What to read after Life And Letters of Erasmus: Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Froude James Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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