Seminars in Nephrology
Seminars in Nephrology
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Dufresnoy, BiblioU des Romansy vol. ii. p. 348, mentions two copies, en vers dans la BibliothSque Seguier; and a prose version inserted in the MSnagier de Paris, an early work on domestic economy, lately repnhlished hy the SocidtS des Bibliophiles Franpois. It is an interesting example of the 'moral tale vertnoas,' which Erasmns mentions in his JScclesiastes, as forming part of the stock of a professional gestour.
One of the most remarkahle features of the story is the fireqnency of its referen...ces to Scripture, which prove that in Chaucer's time the Bihle was familiar to the people. All these references will be found verified in the notes. It may be added that we have in this instance a strong evidence, if any evidence were needed since the publication of Dr.
Maitland's Essays, that those who object in the present day to.
the general difiuaion of the Bible, cannot claim the authority of the middle ages in support of their views. The reader will observe that the opening of this tale (alluded to in the Introduction, vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dufresnoy, BiblioU des Romansy vol. ii. p. 348, mentions two copies, en vers dans la BibliothSque Seguier; and a prose version inserted in the MSnagier de Paris, an early work on domestic economy, lately repnhlished hy the SocidtS des Bibliophiles Franpois. It is an interesting example of the 'moral tale vertnoas,' which Erasmns mentions in his JScclesiastes, as forming part of the stock of a professional gestour.
One of the most remarkahle features of the story is the fireqnency of its referen...ces to Scripture, which prove that in Chaucer's time the Bihle was familiar to the people. All these references will be found verified in the notes. It may be added that we have in this instance a strong evidence, if any evidence were needed since the publication of Dr.
Maitland's Essays, that those who object in the present day to.
the general difiuaion of the Bible, cannot claim the authority of the middle ages in support of their views. The reader will observe that the opening of this tale (alluded to in the Introduction, vol.
What to read after Seminars in Nephrology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geoffrey Chaucer, Robert Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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