How about the University of Toronto's Collected Works of Erasmus? Particularly his Paraphrases translated into English and his Annotations on the New Testament.
Ross Purdy
Interesting theoretically, but very expensive. More than $100 a volume on Amazon, and there seem to be more than 80 of them.
We do have a collection of some of Erasmus' works available now on Community Pricing. Older editions, but a bargain by comparison [:)].
Thanks for the heads up. Was this already in the works, or did you just act very quickly?
It was already in the works.
We do have a collection of some of Erasmus' works available now on Community Pricing. Older editions, but a bargain by comparison .
Now THAT is what I call responsive! [<:o)] I reciprocated with my bid. I hope others quickly do likewise.
I thought so. [:D]
How about the University of Toronto's Collected Works of Erasmus? Particularly his Paraphrases translated into English and his Annotations on the New Testament. Ross Purdy
The University of Toronto set is still is still very incomplete: only one volume of the Annotations on the NT has been published yet (Romans), and it might be years before the rest are in print.Most of the paraphrases have been published, but if that's what you're after the set suggested by Louis seems to include them all in two volumes.
