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875] FROM BEATUS RHENANUS 551 Frobeniana Solennem quandam (sic enim titulus est) aedi Compilationem cuiusdam Aluari Hispani poenitentiarii Pontificii de potestate Papae et Cardinalium: nescio quid sit futurum. Aedetur et Chrysostomus, sed minutis illis formulis quibus Hieronymianos commentarios impresserunt. O rem indignam! Exerces hic quoque Impostorum, nebulonum, fucorum libri felicissime excuduntur, eruditorum neglectissime. Quasi vero non satis sit, quantum ad vitae conditionem attinet, hos vt plurimum inferiores esse, at istos ybique prosperrimos, nisi in litterariis quoque monumentis tuam iyrannidem post fata sentire cogantur. Commentarii tui de Copia sunt satis nitide excusi. Profui illis mea pomeridiana deambulatione, qua Frobenianam officinam interdum inuiso. Habet castigatorem non indoctum, qui se et moneri patiatur, et quod minus intelligit, ex Fabricio, Brunone aut me non grauatim discere laborat. Glareanus ante Cal. Iunias in Galliam se conferet; habebit annue centum et quinquaginta francos. Huenit in illo quod tu semper euenturum dicebas; totus humanus factus est, benignus, mitis, et indies magis ac magis. Non puduit illum interim me crebro consulere, grammaticum quod non Brethren of the Common Life, Trith.? speaks of him as still living and ‘ prope septuagenarius’. The work referred to here is doubtless his Collectorium of Ockham's (Ep. 337. 316 n.) writings on the Sentences; first published at Tübingen, (F. Meynberger, 1499) (Hain-Copinger 3187) and afterwards at Basle by J. Wolff of Pforzheim in 1508 and 1512. See Bok, Gesch. d. Univ. zu Tübingen, 1774, P+ 37 : and Herzog. Spieras] Ambrose Spiera of Treviso (+ 14772), of the order of ‘Seruitae’ ; author (1454) of a Quadragesimale de floribus sapientie, first printed at Venice, Wendelin of Spires, 18 Dec. 1476, also at Basle by J. Wolff of Pforzheim, 26 July 1510 and 8 June 1515. See Gianius, Annales Fratrum Seruorum, Lucca, 1719, i. pp. 489-92Bruliferos], Stephen Pillet Brulifer (ke. r490) was a Franciscan of St. Malo, and Dr. of Theology at Paris. He was the author of voluminous commentaries on the Sentences ; and these also were printed at Basle by J. Wolff of Pforzheim in rsor and 1507. See Chevalier. 34. Aluari] Alv. Pelagius (+ 1352), quin Wimphelingum nuper praefui LB. a Spanish Franciscan, who was Penitenciary to John xxm at Avignon 1330-40, and wrote there a Compilatio solennis de planctu ecclesie, in which the power of the Pope and Cardinals is dealt with; printed by John Zeiner of Reutlingen at Ulm, 26 Oct. 1474. It was doubtless the immense size of the work which deterred Froben from a new edition (Ep. 581. 7, 8). See Trith.! and Chevalier. 36. Chrysostomus] Cf Ep. LE. A second endeavour (more complete than the first by J. Wolff of Pforzheim and W. Lachner, Basle, 4 Dec. 1504 to form a collected edition of Chrysostom’s works; in 5 vols. folio, July — Oct. 1517. The translations are mostly by Italians. 46. castigatorem] Angst; see p. 153. Four MS. letters from hin. to Boniface Amerbach at Freiburg exist at Basle @. IL a4. 214-17), dated 8 May — 6 Oct. (1517) from Basle. Cf. also Basle MS. G. II. 30. 70. 48. Glareanus] Of. Ep. 529. 53 seq. 53. Wimphelingum] This attack is otherwise unknown to Knepper; see his Wimpfeling, p. 324 N. w or
