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Deventer MS. 91, f. 201. Freiburg. and 380: so that 1514 may stand.] F: perstringor £. cinante. 19. E: praedicatum MS. ginus E. joined in August 1511 by Beatus Rhenanus (cf. MHE. ii. 7). He brought a number of Greek MSS. from Italy, and published a translation of Gregory of Nyssa’s philosophical works (Strasburg, Schtirer, May 1512) dedicated to Beatus (BRE. 25), and an oration of Gregory Nazianzen dedicated to Thomas Truchses; besides an unpublished translation from Chrysostom (MHE. ii. 6). Some MSS. copied by him—one dated 1509, Padua, another 20. eam MS.: eius E. 24. Baldu1510—are now in the Schlettstadt Library ; having been inherited by Beatus (cf. BRE. 45), who was a devoted pupil, and composed the epitaph for his tomb in the Dominican church at Basle. See ry. 261-8, ADB. (Conon) and BRE. Erasmus suggests in the scholia on Jerome (vol. i. f. 189; ed. 1516) that his death was hastened by straitened circumstances. 7. humanitas] Cf. Ep. 303. 7. 9. muneris] Cf. Ep. 317. 7.
