The Movement Towards Catholic Reform in the Early Xvi Century
The Movement Towards Catholic Reform in the Early Xvi Century
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164 LITERARY ACTIVITIES for a study of the New Testament. However the chronology of his epistles be arranged, it is noticeable how these two studies alternated. 1 The expectation of publishing the results of his work upon St. Jerome was the particular cause of his seeking the printing-office of Froben at Basle in August, 1514, 2 but once there the place of importance was given to his New Testament, in view of the approaching publication of the Com- plutensian which scholars throughout Europe we...re eagerly awaiting. The plan of this latter differed widely enough from that upon which Erasmus had con- ducted his collation of the New Testament, yet Froben, with the eye of an astute publisher, observed the rare opportunity afforded him by these lucubrations of the Dutch scholar. Whilst the edition of Jerome was put in hands for printing, Erasmus was so urged to hasten the preparation of the New Testament for the printer, that, within a few days of his arrival at Basle, he wrote to Reuchlin for the loan to John Froben of a useful manuscript to assist the work ; 3 and, in his subsequent correspondence, he found it necessary to claim the patience of his friends for his rough, or short, epistles, or for his omitting altogether to send replies, on account of the immense toil that now filled his days.
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164 LITERARY ACTIVITIES for a study of the New Testament. However the chronology of his epistles be arranged, it is noticeable how these two studies alternated. 1 The expectation of publishing the results of his work upon St. Jerome was the particular cause of his seeking the printing-office of Froben at Basle in August, 1514, 2 but once there the place of importance was given to his New Testament, in view of the approaching publication of the Com- plutensian which scholars throughout Europe we...re eagerly awaiting. The plan of this latter differed widely enough from that upon which Erasmus had con- ducted his collation of the New Testament, yet Froben, with the eye of an astute publisher, observed the rare opportunity afforded him by these lucubrations of the Dutch scholar. Whilst the edition of Jerome was put in hands for printing, Erasmus was so urged to hasten the preparation of the New Testament for the printer, that, within a few days of his arrival at Basle, he wrote to Reuchlin for the loan to John Froben of a useful manuscript to assist the work ; 3 and, in his subsequent correspondence, he found it necessary to claim the patience of his friends for his rough, or short, epistles, or for his omitting altogether to send replies, on account of the immense toil that now filled his days.
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