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13) At first glance, Margaret Roper's 1526 translation of Erasmus's Precatio Dominica--Devout Treatise on the Pater Noster--seems distant from such a utopian project since it reproduces the Christian, Eurocentric, and elitist cosmopolitanism of its Latin precursor.
Utopian cosmopolitanism by Bartolovich, Crystal / Shakespeare Studies
Spiritualia and Pastoralia: Precatio ad Virginis Filium Jesum; Paean Virgini Matri; Obsecratio ad Virginem Mariam; Precatio Dominica; Liturgia Virginia Matris; Precatio pro Pace Ecclesiae; Precationes Aliquot Novae; Virginis et Martyris Comparatio; Epistola Consolatoria; Institutio Christiani Matrimonii.
Reading Jerome in the Renaissance: Erasmus' reception of the Adversus ... by Pabel, Hilmar M. / Renaissance Quarterly
Pabel focuses on the Modus orandi Deum (1524), a treatise on prayer; Precatio dominica (1524), a paraphrase of the Lord's Prayer; and Precationes aliquot novae (1535), a prayer book teaching youths how to have a colloquy with God.
Conversing with God: Prayer in Erasmus' Pastoral Writings by COOGAN, ROBERT / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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