This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1904 Excerpt: ...20 because he happened to be writing it on that day. The edition of 1535, which bears the publisher's name, cannot have been published before July 16, the date of the edict of Coucy, for no attempt is made in it to tone down the Protestant passages. ' Marty-Laveaux, 111. 326 ff. 3 May 21, 1535. Ante, p. 67. In March ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1904 Excerpt: ...20 because he happened to be writing it on that day. The edition of 1535, which bears the publisher's name, cannot have been published before July 16, the date of the edict of Coucy, for no attempt is made in it to tone down the Protestant passages. ' Marty-Laveaux, 111. 326 ff. 3 May 21, 1535. Ante, p. 67. In March 1536 Cardinal du Bellay, having made a hurried flight from Rome to avoid assassination, returned to France, and doubtless Rabelais returned with him4. In March of the 1 Les Epistres de Maistre Francois Rabelais, escrites pendant son voyage aItalic, 1651. The brothers Scevole and Louis de Sainte-Marthe, the authors of Gallia Christiana, who edited these letters, make sixteen of them. But they really form only three dispatches, each dispatch being divided into several parts written on different occasions. The dates of the dispatches are December 30, 1535;Jan. 28, 1536; Feb. 15, 1536. The editors wrongly assigned the first dispatch to 1536. These extant letters are evidently only a portion of. the whole correspondence, as Rabelais refers to letters written by him on Oct. 18 and 22, 1535, and on Nov. 29, 1535. The authenticity of the letters has been recently examined by M. Jacques Boulenger (Rev. des Etudes Rab., 1. 97 ff.) and shewn to be beyond doubt. 2 Marty-Laveaux, 111. 336 ff. There is no date to the petition, but Rabelais in his first letter to the Bishop of Maillezais (Dec. 30, 1535) refers to it as having been sent. 3 ib. 348 ff. Heulhard, p. 88. See also Letters and Papers of the reign of Henry VIII, X. 203. "The Bishop of Paris is come from Rome suddenly and secretly and glad that he might so escape. March 20, Paris." A letter from the Cardinal de Tournon to the Chancellor Du Bourg, dated from Lyons, August 10, in which he foll...
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