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..."He loves me exceedingly," wrote Glarean, one of their number, to his friend Zwingle. "Full of candor and kindness, he often sings, prays, disputes, and laughs at the follies of the world with me." 2294 Accordingly, a great number of disciples from every country sat at his feet. This man, with all...