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The dyaloge called Funus: a translation [from the Latin] of Erasmus's colloquy; &, A very pleasaunt & fruitful diologe called The epicure: Gerrard's translation [from the Latin] of Erasmus's colloquy
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The dyaloge called Funus: a translation [from the Latin] of Erasmus's colloquy; &, A very pleasaunt & fruitful diologe called The epicure: Gerrard's translation [from the Latin] of Erasmus's colloquy

Desiderius Erasmus

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This translation of 'Funus' originally published, London: Byddell, 1534. - 'Funus' originally published in the 1526 ed. of the 'Colloquia familiaria' of Erasmus. Basel: Froben, 1526.
This translation of 'The epicure' originally published, London: Grafton, 1545. - 'Epicureus' originally published in the 1533 ed. of the 'Colloquia familiaria' of Erasmus. Basel: Froben, 1533.

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The dyaloge called Funus: a translation [from the Latin] of Erasmus's colloquy; &, A very pleasaunt & fruitful diologe called The epicure: Gerrard's translation [from the Latin] of Erasmus's colloquy by Desiderius Erasmus. ISBN 0226214834. Published by University of Chicago Press for the Newberry Library in 1969. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.

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