The Open Court 30, No.718
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That milk is kept on the high altar in the middle of which is Christ, with His mother on the right hand, at the post of honor. For the milk represents the A'irgin ]\Iother.
"Men. — It can, then, be seen?
"Og. — Yes, in a crystal vessel.
158 THE OPEN COURT.
"Men.— It is, then, liquid?
"Og. — How can you suppose it to be liquid when it is more than 1500 years old? It is concrete, and looks like beaten chalk tempered with the white of an egg." We have touched on the main influences in the life of ...Erasmus up to the year 1514, when he left England, aged forty-seven, at the height of his powers and of his influence. From this time on- ward we may date that later period of his life which is agitated more particularly by the problems of the Reformation. His depar- ture from Cambridge was hastened by an outbreak of plague in 1513 which altered the life of the university hardly less than the present war. Silence reigned in the cloisters : and by the end of the year Erasmus had decided for this and other reasons to leave the place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That milk is kept on the high altar in the middle of which is Christ, with His mother on the right hand, at the post of honor. For the milk represents the A'irgin ]\Iother.
"Men. — It can, then, be seen?
"Og. — Yes, in a crystal vessel.
158 THE OPEN COURT.
"Men.— It is, then, liquid?
"Og. — How can you suppose it to be liquid when it is more than 1500 years old? It is concrete, and looks like beaten chalk tempered with the white of an egg." We have touched on the main influences in the life of ...Erasmus up to the year 1514, when he left England, aged forty-seven, at the height of his powers and of his influence. From this time on- ward we may date that later period of his life which is agitated more particularly by the problems of the Reformation. His depar- ture from Cambridge was hastened by an outbreak of plague in 1513 which altered the life of the university hardly less than the present war. Silence reigned in the cloisters : and by the end of the year Erasmus had decided for this and other reasons to leave the place.
What to read after The Open Court 30, No.718?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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