Congratulations to the Most Learned and Humane Nicolaus Glaser on the Dignity of the Master's Degree (1593) - Page 14

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TO THE READER

original: "Ad Lectorem". This is a traditional introductory address common in the 16th century, used by authors or editors to frame the work for the public.

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Of discourse ...? original: "Alloquii". This may refer to a formal speech or a conversational address to the recipient.
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Love ...? original: "Amor". Likely referring to the "love of learning" or the bond between the author and the student Glaser.
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