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Hmmmm.... I don't know. It is one of those single first name deals which has become to a single indiviual in histroyto like Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, Heriodites. Erasmus, I believe, was a Catholic priest who sought to reform the church during Martin Luther's time. But, he wanted the reforms to happen within the church, not out of it. This caused divison between the two men.
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NMS. Isn't that the name of some kind of study abroad program or something for college students? Sounds familiar.
Sarena x
Sarena x
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yeah, the Erasmus programme is for students who want to spend a year abroad as part of their degree.
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sounds uppity up! Wouldn't use it but it has a nice ring.
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Yes, Erasmus is a GREAT...bridge in Rotterdam..terrible as a name..
ETA: it does have a great meaning though...
ETA: it does have a great meaning though...
This message was edited 2/18/2005, 6:10 AM
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The bridge was named after Erasmus, the Dutch scholar from the Renaissance period.
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:o Is it a 'famous' (lol) bridge? Or just something *you* would think of?
alice x
alice x
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Lol, it's probably not famous, but all Dutch people know it...and as i am Dutch, it's the first thing on my mind..lol
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Nmsaa.
Also I don't like the sound and it reminds me of erasers.
Also I don't like the sound and it reminds me of erasers.
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That was my first thought, too.
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Leslie edd 4/17/05. Baby shouldd be arriving via c-section April 8th, though.
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ditto on the erasers :b
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