...Jerome's Psalter ; which are extant in the latter end of his English works. When he determined to marry, he propounded to himself for a pattern in life a singular layman, John Picus, Earl of Mirandula, who was a man most famous for virtue, and most eminent for learning. His life he...

...Picus, Earl of Mirandula, who was a man most famous for virtue, and most eminent for learning. His life he translated and set out, as also many of his most •worthy letters, and his Twelve Precepts of Good Life, which are extant in the beginning of his English works. For this...

...widowed mother died. Now we are told by Cresacre More that " when More determined to marry he proposed to himself for a pattern in life a singular layman, John Picus, Earl of Mirandula . . . (whose) life he translated and set out ". I suggest, therefore, that his New...