A TREATISE OF SCHEMES AND TROPES

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A TREATISE OF SCHEMES AND TROPES

A TREATISE

OF SCHEMES AND TROPES

(1550)

by

RICHARD SHERRY

and his translation of

THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN

by

DESIDERIUS ERASMUS

A facsimile reproduction

with an introduction and index

by

HERBERT W. HILDEBRANDT

_The University of Michigan_

Gainesville, Florida

SCHOLARS' FACSIMILES & REPRINTS

1961

SCHOLARS' FACSIMILES & REPRINTS

118 N.W. 26th Street

Gainesville, Florida, U.S.A.

Harry R. Warfel, General Editor

Reproduced from a copy in

and with the permission of

BODLEIAN LIBRARY

_Oxford_

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