ERASMUS Books

Zoonomia; Or, The Laws Of Organic Life. ... By Erasmus Darwin, ... Volume 1 Of 2
The Botanic Garden; A Poem, In Two Parts. Part I. Containing The Economy Of Vegetation. Part II. The Loves Of The Plants. With Philosophical Notes. [T
Antipolemus: Or, The Plea Of Reason, Religion, And Humanity, Against War. A Fragment. Translated From Erasmus; And Addressed To Agg
Two Dyaloges (C. 1549)
Luxury, Pride, And Vanity, The Bane Of The British Nation.
Erasmi Colloquia Selecta: Or, The Select Colloquies Of Erasmus. With An English Translation, ... By John Clarke, ... The Fourteenth Edition.
In Praise Of Folly
Opus Eruditissimum Diui Irenaei Episcopi Lugdunensis In Quinopus Eruditissimum Diui Irenaei Episcopi Lugdunensis In Quinque Libros Digestum (1548) Que
Enchiridion Or Manual Of A Christian Knight
Ecclesiastes Or The Preacher: An Essay

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