Moriæ EncomiumMore by Desiderius Erasmus
"Erasmus' Adages is a collection of 4151 ancient proverbs, each accompanied by a commentary explaining its history and possible uses. Though most of these commentaries are very short, some just a few lines of scholarly explication, others are lengthy essays on social and political topics. The most famous of these is 'War is sweet to those who have not tried it,' a major anti-war tract. Many of the proverbs have passed into modern usage ('Know thyself,' 'To give someone the finger,' 'Well begun is half done'), some even retaining their Latin form (Deus ex machina). And a few, as it turns out,…
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| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edition · ita | Salerno | 2002 | 9788884023704 |
| Edition | University of Toronto Press | 2001 | 9780802048745 |
| Edition · spa | Pre-Textos | 2000 | 9788481913088 |
| Edition · ger | Manesse | 1984 | 9783717516767 |
| Edition | Garland Pub. | 1972 | 9780824002121 |
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