[36] William Warham (1450?-1532) became Archbishop of Canterbury in 1503, Lord Chancellor of England, 1504-15, Chancellor of Oxford University from 1506. This letter forms the preface to Hecuba in Euripidis ... Hecuba et Iphigenia; Latinae factae Erasmo Roterodamo interprete, Paris, J. Badius, September 1506.
[37] εν τω πιθω την κεραμειαν, i.e., to run before one can walk, to make a winejar being the most advanced job in pottery.
[38] Politian translated parts of Iliad, 2-5 into Latin hexameters, dedicating the work to Lorenzo dei Medici. Published by A. Mai, Spicilegium Romanum, ii.
[39] Nicholas de Valle translated the Works and Days (Georgica), Bonninus Mombritius the Theogonia.
[40] Martin Phileticus.
[41] No. 3; his Funeral Orations were printed c. 1481 at Milan.
[42] Aldus Manutius (1449-1515) founded the Aldine Press at Venice, 1494.
[43] Published by Aldus, 1513.
[44] Published by Aldus, 1528.
[45] Published by Aldus, 1518, although projected in 1499.