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MISCELLANEOUS. \JVithout Date.
Anthonius. L. Susatensis. S. D. P. Suo Arnoldo de hildensheni.
Adhue niulta sunt a me agenda mi Arnolde sed nihil eorum attemp-
tabo donec impressa volumina Coloniensibus ex agris Dauantriam usque
pervenerint. Proposueram etenim Heydelbergam Priburgam, Basi-
leamque et nonnulla alia orientalis plage studia adire. et postea per
Saxoniam Westphaliamque, Dauantriam reuerti. Sed qui me Con-
ssuentie offenderunt quatuor indigne Argentinenses totam ferme
superiorem Alemaniam armata militia oceupatam publice protestati
sunt. Qui me inopinatus terror mille et quingenta illa volumina pro
renouatione latine lingue impressa coegit particularibus studijs com-
municare. Puto me tamen post lustratam Dauantriam Svvollensem-
que palestram Louanium et inde si quoque modo tutus patet aditus
Parisius profecturum. Quod proinde cognitum tibi fieri studui. ne
forte turberis cum me audieris ncn altam germaniam prout institutum
erat. sed occidentales terras adijsse. Vale de emendandis codicibus
codicibus feruenter incumbe.
tjsamiiiarium aEpigtoia^ compcntiioln g 2£nti)omitm
Etfictum tic ^tmato talitcr quaiitcr coiicctum
crpiicit ♦ £Dco gratia^ ♦
Prom the former we learn that the compiler of the Epistles expected
printed books from ‘ the Cologne territories ’ to be brought to him at
Daventer; and that some disturbances towards the Upper Rhine had
prevented him from visiting the places he had intended. Liberus
meditates, in this address, an excursion to Paris ; probably with a view
of prosecuting his studies connected with the ‘ renovatio latinae linguce.’
The type of this volume is evddently of the Cologne character; and
the book was, in all probability, executed at that place. The present
copy, althougli occasionally much written upon, is a very desirable one.
In blue morocco binding.
MISCELLANEOUS. \JVithout Date.
Anthonius. L. Susatensis. S. D. P. Suo Arnoldo de hildensheni.
Adhue niulta sunt a me agenda mi Arnolde sed nihil eorum attemp-
tabo donec impressa volumina Coloniensibus ex agris Dauantriam usque
pervenerint. Proposueram etenim Heydelbergam Priburgam, Basi-
leamque et nonnulla alia orientalis plage studia adire. et postea per
Saxoniam Westphaliamque, Dauantriam reuerti. Sed qui me Con-
ssuentie offenderunt quatuor indigne Argentinenses totam ferme
superiorem Alemaniam armata militia oceupatam publice protestati
sunt. Qui me inopinatus terror mille et quingenta illa volumina pro
renouatione latine lingue impressa coegit particularibus studijs com-
municare. Puto me tamen post lustratam Dauantriam Svvollensem-
que palestram Louanium et inde si quoque modo tutus patet aditus
Parisius profecturum. Quod proinde cognitum tibi fieri studui. ne
forte turberis cum me audieris ncn altam germaniam prout institutum
erat. sed occidentales terras adijsse. Vale de emendandis codicibus
codicibus feruenter incumbe.
tjsamiiiarium aEpigtoia^ compcntiioln g 2£nti)omitm
Etfictum tic ^tmato talitcr quaiitcr coiicctum
crpiicit ♦ £Dco gratia^ ♦
Prom the former we learn that the compiler of the Epistles expected
printed books from ‘ the Cologne territories ’ to be brought to him at
Daventer; and that some disturbances towards the Upper Rhine had
prevented him from visiting the places he had intended. Liberus
meditates, in this address, an excursion to Paris ; probably with a view
of prosecuting his studies connected with the ‘ renovatio latinae linguce.’
The type of this volume is evddently of the Cologne character; and
the book was, in all probability, executed at that place. The present
copy, althougli occasionally much written upon, is a very desirable one.
In blue morocco binding.