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lifetime	When we compare this sketch to the documents assembled by Claudio Scarpati for his article in the journal Aevum of 1983, we can confirm, more decisively than Scarpati himself was able to, the influence on Castiglione of Erasmus' Latin versions of Plutarch's Moralia, especially of the treatise translated in 1514 under the title "Curo principibus maxime philosophum debere disputare" (now edited in Erasmus, Opera Omnia ASD IV-2:225-231). Olga Zorzi Pugliese. Castiglione's The Book of the Courtier (Il libro ... by MacPhail, Eric / Italica 83) UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Appendix: The Text of The Courtier's Library * Aevum sortiti sumus quo plane indoctis nihil turpius, plene doctis nihil rarius. "Hac ex consilio meo via progredieris": courtly reading and ... by Brown, Piers / Renaissance Quarterly The aevum is an in-between realm between eternity (the divine depth beyond time) and the corrupted world where humans live in sequential time. Waking Up To Your Dreams by Moss, Robert / Spirituality & Health Magazine	aenigma aequalis aequalitas temporum aeque Aequilas sequitier legem aequiperare aequitas Aequitas agit in personam aequo animo aequum Aequum et bonum aequus aequus animus aerial Aeronautics aes aes alienum aes alienum contrahere Aesculapian aesthetic aesthetic judgment aestimare aestimatio Aestimatio praeteriti delicti ex postremo facto nunquam crescit aetate provectus aevum affability affable affair affairs affect affect detrimentally affect dishonorably affect entirely affect injuriously affectation affected affected manner affectedness affecter affectibility affectible affecting affecting a previous act affecting the nation as a whole affecting the past affection Affeerers Affere affiance affiant	AEUI AEUL AEUNA AEUO AEUP AEURC AEUS AEUSKF AEUSP AEUT AEUTB AEV AEVA AEVADS AEVC AEVCS AEVE AEVG AEVH AEVO AEVP AEVS AEVSO AEVTI aevum AEVV AEW AEW AEW Aircraft Ground Weather Center AEW Mason AEW&C AEW&CS AEW&EWS AEW/C AEW/EW AEWA AEWAC AEWBARRONPAC AEWC AEWCC AEWCU AEWD AEWE AEWEDS AEWES AEWG AEWI AEWIB AEWIC AEWICS

When we compare this sketch to the documents assembled by Claudio Scarpati for his article in the journal Aevum of 1983, we can confirm, more decisively than Scarpati himself was able to, the influence on Castiglione of Erasmus' Latin versions of Plutarch's Moralia, especially of the treatise translated in 1514 under the title "Curo principibus maxime philosophum debere disputare" (now edited in Erasmus, Opera Omnia ASD IV-2:225-231).

Olga Zorzi Pugliese. Castiglione's The Book of the Courtier (Il libro ... by MacPhail, Eric / Italica

83) UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Appendix: The Text of The Courtier's Library * Aevum sortiti sumus quo plane indoctis nihil turpius, plene doctis nihil rarius.

"Hac ex consilio meo via progredieris": courtly reading and ... by Brown, Piers / Renaissance Quarterly

The aevum is an in-between realm between eternity (the divine depth beyond time) and the corrupted world where humans live in sequential time.

Waking Up To Your Dreams by Moss, Robert / Spirituality & Health Magazine

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