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Betty I. Knott's translation of the Ciceronianus is excellent, with a clear text and, necessarily, very extensive annotation.Both in the notes and in the splendid introduction, she has combined vast learning, skilled use of language, and an undiminished sense of fun, as Erasmus himself would have hoped.In conclusion, this compilation of satiric works by Erasmus is an indispensable book for students of western culture.For teachers of literature especially, it stands as a guide to much of the thought of Sidney, Shakespeare, Milton, Dryden, Pope, and Swift; our reading of all these must be enriched by its use.
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