552 CALENDAR OF THE October 65. Epistolae Budaei, 1520, fo. 9. Bude to More. Par canum Britannicorum . . . 9 September 1518, Paris. Printed by Bude in the first volume of his Epistolae, Paris, Badius, 20 August 1520. 66. Aula, 1518, p. 2. Froben to More. Lucianus ... 13 November 1518, Basle. A new preface to Hutten's Aula, in Froben's issue, Basle, November 1518. 67. Ill, p. 72. More to Bude. Lascari, viro . . . <c. December 1518 ?>, at Court. An extract only. Lascaris was on a visit to France in 1518. Beraldus (Nicholas Berault) for ' Beroaldus ' is evidently a mistake had accom- panied Stephen Poncher on his mission to England, August to November 1518, and had come to More with an introduction from Bude. 68. Ill, p. 233. More to Margaret More. lucundae mihi . . . <1518 ?> Two extracts. 69. III. p. 236. More to Margaret More. Nimium tu pudenter . . . <1518 ?> 70. Ill, p. 60. More to Reginald Pole and John Clement. Tibi, mi Clemens . . . <1518 ?> Perhaps only an extract. Stapleton in the introduction to the letter says, ' Vnae sunt ad Regin. Polum & loannem Clementem communes literae, Oxonium (vbi tune literis operam dabant) ex Aula missae, in quibus sic scribit '. More became attached to the court in 1518, Pole was at Oxford until 1519 (Athen-ae Cantab., p. 183), and Clement came to Oxford in the autumn of 1518 as Wolsey's Reader in Humanity. 'The plague which had raged at Oxford for three months, has moderated its violence,' the university wrote to Wolsey, 9 November 1518 (Brewer, ii, app. 56). ' The students have returned, and all the more eagerly because John Clement has given notice of his lectures.' The letter reads rather as a suggestion for prevention, and there is no need to assume that More had been ill. The reference to Clement's advice as that of ' tanti medici ' is probably only a jest as he began his serious study of medicine later at Louvain (see 83 fin.). 71. Ill, p. 221 ; I. iii. 907. More to Erasmus. Clemens meus , . . <1518, London ?> Extract only. 72. I. iii. 908. Erasmus to More. Vt nusquam ... 1 January <1519, Louvain). 73. Ill, p. 63. More to John Fisher. Gaudeo profecto . . . <1519 ?/ Two extracts. It praises some book by Fisher, perhaps the De vnica Magdalena, Paris, Badius, 22 February 1519. 74. Epistolae Aliquot Eruditorum, (Antwerp, M. Hillen, c. May 1520), fo. B. 4. More to Edward Lee. Accepi, mi . . . 1 May 1519. Also in Epistolae eruditorum virorum, Basle, Froben, August 1520, p. 56 : with the month-date altered to ' 20 die Maii '.
