William Grocyn , 1446?-1519, English humanist. An associate of John Colet and Thomas Linacre , he reputedly introduced the teaching of Greek at Oxford.
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Divus Dionysius: authority, self, and society in John Colet's reading of the ecclesiastical hierarchy.(Critical essay)
Journal of the History of Ideas; 1/1/2007; Lochman, Daniel T.; 13900 words;
... friends Richard Kidderminster and William Grocyn, yet of whom we know much less ... Erasmus's and Colet's good friend, William Grocyn, evidence suggests that Grocyn ... 297-99. (20) Trapp, Erasmus on William Grocyn, 299-300, notes that, when Erasmus ...
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Utopia through Italian eyes: Thomas More and the critics of civic humanism.
Renaissance Quarterly; 12/22/2006; Nelson, Eric; 13422 words;
... has more often been asserted than demonstrated). Virtually every member of More's circle--John Colet, William Grocyn, Thomas Linacre, William Lily, and, of course, Erasmus (ca. 1466-1536) himself--spent considerable periods of time in Italy ...
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