Roberti Grosseteste episcopi quondam lincolniensis Epistolæ: Edited by Henry ...

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tions that rosseteste threatenedic Ionisor With future viis i hepersevered in his martiage. See Adam de Isarisco's Letters, Pp lli , 163, 268, 269. Adam Writes t the ear to spea of the gradual improvenient of his Sons inde Grossetesto' care de dio in diem in bono proficientes.''

educate mos of the nobility in tho Lingdom, tio ore place in his sumit in ilio character of

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lxxxvi

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Ixxxvii

Muit Par. p. 876.

Sue a puper o the Ver rare litile trac o Grosseteste, me phisicis lineis, angulis, et figuris ' per qua Oinne acciones naturales complentur, ' priniod a Surena-

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8tyleos his A sommord are alled seri th style os ille bishοp's letters. he are doubiles occasionali obscure and nos devoid of tho verbi e tha mines the writers of this time o mearisome. et these sinit mill bos und in ades degre than is usual at in timen and compare With his hiend Adam de Marisco, heris clear, distinet, and terse Doubiles thi aros Dominarentersamiliarit Wisti classicia riters in in quotations hom οὐ Horace, Ovid, Seneca he frequently indulges. Τhe athers, speciali SS. Augustine, erome, and

portio of What mus have been i voluminous correspondence. he letters of dam de Marisco, of hieli many oro dirae ans er to etters of Grosse- hoste, afford ampla evidene of thisa allusion to letters

in Ureme has remae hed nute ulter absince of ali classica allusious an classical quotations iu Pres p. lxxxvii. Is not ho ΘVer me passage in p. 274, propter ' cauSam vivendi vivendi snsem the letters os Adam do Marigeo. sacere. ' rom Juvenal viii. 4.

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What 1 eontainost in the editioni rinte in LonMu 1658, is a mere

fragment.

There seems ome οὐ as to vhester Grosseteste res this hi- seu in rench, and the translatedit, or hether he meret vas theauthor of the translation Thero is copy of this in Latin in the o letan Librarn Douce, 98 f. 182. The eurious Statuta familia, G. ' in Breve has prinita, Monum. Francisc. p. 582. e attribulas inem to A. de inriseo.

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undensand the histo the times, and the thoughis an motives of the actora. I hin 'o ver, that noapolog mill bo thought necessis for quotin the

innumerable instances . . Letters harin no common

ties a to their riters thei locality, or thei pro-μ esse subjechs, an no sinere t si in a ides dispersion, Ovid, it collecte an arrange in order timo, e cundo dovetail in an infinite varioty of circumstatices, and thus tam lio on acta and motives, fi dates, identi persons, explain con- tradictions, in a Word, illustrat histor in very ' Way, and that, perhaps to a greate degre than e an a present imagine or eould by any ther