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Ù ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA xxvii Groningen, but later, when P. Gilles dedicated to him an edition of Politian’s Epistolae, Antwerp, Th. Martens, 4 May 1510, was Master of the school attached to Notre Dame at Antwerp. He was author of a wellknown Latin Syntaxis, and Despauterius was among his pupils. See BN. . 558, Ep. 581. go n. For Ticino read Pavia. For Calvus’ interest in the printing of Luther’s Acta (Ep. 904. 19 n.) see SE. 179, 180, 185. . 591, app. crit. 1.3. For 55 read 54. Vou. IIT . 58, Ep. 620. 5n. The word estimare is used in a different sense in a passage in Adag. root, where Erasmus complains of owners of MSS. who are so ungenerous with their treasures ‘vt rogati vel celent vel pernegent, vel iniquo precio vendant vsum, decuplo aestimatorum codicum ’. . 71, Ep. 648. 56,7. In a letter to Grolier, directed to Paris from Venice, 5 Jan. 1518, Egnatius bitterly resents the suggestion that he differed from Budaeus; and criticizes Hrasmus severely for the hastiness of his writing. ‘Ita fit vt, dum verborum copiae studet, minus res obseruet.? See Goldast, Phil. epist. cent., 1610, no. 35. 31, Ep. 705.8 Cf BRE. 133) . 137, Ep. 710 introd. The importance long attached by divines to Erasmus’ work may be illustrated from a letter of W. Howley, Bp. of London, written 28 June 1829 to Hugh James Rose on a course of study in St. Paul’s Epistles, and advising him ‘to look with attention at Erasmus’ Paraphrase’. See J. W. Burgon, Lives of Twelve Good Men, 5th edit. 1889; ip. 138.
