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(fecerit) circumactu suo ?° 16. fecerit addidi in fine lineae. 4o. vt correxi: & MS. 14. rigatur] Haase reads regatur. 17. ea charta] f°. d?, p. 39. The signatures show that the book was printed straight through, beginning with the preface. The printing was therefore only just begun at this time. Cf. 11. i 36. eaa] Evidently Erasmus had not yet arranged for the printing of the New Testament ; cf. Ep. 330. He perhaps hoped to haye it printed go. more MS, in Italy ; and hence the frequent mention of a journey to Rome (cf. Ep. 324. 27n.). See Ep. 384 introd. 38. Duncello] This name appears as Dinckellius in Ep. 330. 21. The person intended had evidently accompanied Erasmus to England, probably as a secretary ; from Froben’s responsibility in the matter, his son Jerome, now aged 14, is possibly meant. 39. litteras] Cf. Ep. 330. 15,16. SS
