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Manifesta mendacia: Erasmus' Reply to "Taxander"

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 November 2018

Erika Rummel
Erika Rummel*
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University of Toronto
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Among the holdings of the Royal Library at Copenhagen are three codices containing rough drafts of letters and treatises, some in Erasmus' hand. In 1966 C. Reedijk published a detailed description of the contents of the manuscripts, identifying all of the pieces except for one short section entitled Manifesta mendacia. Speculating about the contents of this autograph, which is written in a hurried manner and difficult to decipher in places, he suggested that it might be an apologia addressed to Jacobus Stunica.

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Studies
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Renaissance Quarterly , Volume 43 , Issue 4 , Winter 1990 , pp. 731 - 743
Copyright
Copyright © Renaissance Society of America 1990

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Footnotes

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In this article the following abbreviations will be used in references to Erasmus' works: ASD: Opera Omnia (Amsterdam, 1969-). LB: Opera Omnia, ed. Leclerc. All references to Erasmus' letters are to the text in Opus epistolarum.

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