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Vot.. I
P. 7,1. 22 n., ll. 1, 2. For the spring of 1476 read 1475.
1. 5. For brother read cousin.
P. 28, 1. 37 n. The late M. André Meyer of Paris pointed out to me in Oct. 1906
that LE. 533 is printed in the Iudicium Erasmi Alberi de Spongia Erasmi ; of
which BEr!. mentions two editions c. 1524, one by Schott at Strasburg.
P. 200, l. ọn. Adrian Barland, De rebus gestis ducum Brabantiae, Louvain,
R. Rescius, 1 May 1532, ff. m8 v° and o?, states that Standonck's college at
Louvain was founded in 1498.
P. 266, last line. For Ep. 115 read Ep. 103.
P. 373, Ep. 164 introd. There is an Italian translation of the Enchiridion by
Emilio di Emilii, Brescia, Lodovico Britannico, 1531.
P. 375, Ep. 164. 39n. For 300 read 301.
P. 388, Ep. 175 introd. The date of de Keysere’s printing of Houcarius’ Tractatus
de penitentia should be 11 March 1513 ; for he only rebought the Lynx in
July 1513. See V. Vander Haeghen, op. cit. in Ep. 525 introd., p. 18.
P. 390. The presentation manuscript of Ep. 177 and the Declamations is in the
Library of Trinity College, Cambridge.
P. 406, Ep. 182 introd. For the manuscripts used by Valla see A. T, Russell,
Life of Lancelot Andrewes, 1860, pp. 282 seq.
P. 413, Ep. 184 introd. For C read Cl.
P. 455, Ep. 218 introd. Some verses by Andreas Arena Lucensis appear in an
edition of an oration of Nic. Tegrimus tendering the submission of Lucca
to Julius 11, 20 Dec. 1503; see E. G. Ledos in Revue des Bibliothèques, vii.
(x897), p. 163.
P. 459, Ep. 222 introd. The earliest Froben edition is dated March 1515, not
May.
P. 498, Ep. 251. 12n. For Arribale read Annibale.
P. 507, 1. 137n. SE. rı shows that Beroaldus’ death must be placed in 1505.
P. 513, Ep. 262. 6n. For LB. 66 read LB. App. 66 (= Ep. 433. 32, 3).
P. 520. On 28 Dec. 1512, during his residence in London, Erasmus was paid
205. for composing the epitaph for Lady Margaret’s tomb in Westminster
Abbey; see C. H. Cooper's Memoir of Margaret, Countess of Richmond and
Derby, ed. J. E. B. Mayor, 1874, pp. 124 and 200.
P. 526, Ep. 270 introd. In the autumn or winter of 1513 Pirckheimer heard
from Beatus Rhenanus that Erasmus was still living (BRE. 422). On
6 Dec. 1513 Mutianus announces Erasmus’ death, and on 7 June 1514 had
only recently learnt that he was still living (MRE.! 323 and 363; MRE.?
3381 and 378).
P. 533, Ep. 275 introd. 1. 4. For tres read Ires (lettres).
P. 564, Ep. 296 is printed in Eobanus’ Epistolae, 1543, pp. 259-64. The text
there given appears to be an extremely inaccurate copy of y?.
Von. II
P. 8. Note on Aucuparius. For 12 Jan. 1522 read 10 Jan. 1522.
P. 38, Ep. 316 introd. L. Klett was Dr. of Laws at Basle in 1515 and Dean of
the Law Faculty in 1520, 1523, 1527; see Athenae Rauricae, p. 108.
P, 153, Ep. 363 introd. Angst’s friendship with Hutten dated from Frankfort
on the Oder, where they both matriculated in 1506; and where Angst
was B.A. 17 Feb. 1507. See G. Bauch in Centralblatt fur Bibliothekswesen,
XV (1898), p. 301.
In the same essay Bauch places this letter in 1516, relying largely on the fact