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Ant. Soc. Com. N 239-40.
omnibus habeto : omnium nempecum * See supra, pp. 323-4. Ipsis fama corruet, unum sepulchrum 28 434 BISHOP FISHER.
CHAP. V. Mastery, gathering consolation from the placid stoicism - P ^ 1 "^' preached by the great Florentine. If to such rare indications aims Aube- as the foregoing, we add that there was an Italian, one Cains rums lee- r u e7encein Auberinus, resident in the university, writing Latin letters the umver- Qn f orm j occasions for a fee of twenty pence each,... and also giving by permission a Terence lecture in vacation time 1, we shall have before us nearly all the existing evidence that, with the commencement of the sixteenth century, may be held to shew that there was at Cambridge a certain minority, however small, to whom it seemed that the prevalent La- tinity was not altogether irreproachable, and who were con- scious that a new literature was rising up which might ere long demand attention, even to the displacement of some of the scholastic writers and mediaeval theologians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ant. Soc. Com. N 239-40.
omnibus habeto : omnium nempecum * See supra, pp. 323-4. Ipsis fama corruet, unum sepulchrum 28 434 BISHOP FISHER.
CHAP. V. Mastery, gathering consolation from the placid stoicism - P ^ 1 "^' preached by the great Florentine. If to such rare indications aims Aube- as the foregoing, we add that there was an Italian, one Cains rums lee- r u e7encein Auberinus, resident in the university, writing Latin letters the umver- Qn f orm j occasions for a fee of twenty pence each,... and also giving by permission a Terence lecture in vacation time 1, we shall have before us nearly all the existing evidence that, with the commencement of the sixteenth century, may be held to shew that there was at Cambridge a certain minority, however small, to whom it seemed that the prevalent La- tinity was not altogether irreproachable, and who were con- scious that a new literature was rising up which might ere long demand attention, even to the displacement of some of the scholastic writers and mediaeval theologians.
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