We rely chiefly upon the testimony of Ulric Zell, an eminent printer of Cologne, who is quoted in the Cologne Chronicle of 1499, and Hadrian Junius, a Dutch historian of repute, who wrote in the next century.

The young King, of German origin, had hardly become emancipated from his guardian when he fell under the influence of his other uncle, Ulric Czillei.

And the grasp of his hard, warm hand; And Putnam, and Shaw, of the lion-heart, And an eye like a Boston girl's; And I see the light of heaven which lay On Ulric Dahlgren's curls.

The other instances are offered by the two apparitions of Ulric Brendel in Rosmersholm.

ULRIC AND AFRA, AUGSBURG MONASTERY OF MÖLK ON THE DANUBE ABOVE VIENNA MEMORIAL TABLET AND ROAD IN THE IRON GATE OF THE DANUBE

[Illustration: THE MONASTERY OF ST. ULRIC AND AFRA, AT AUGSBURG IN BAVARIA]

WASSERMANN, CHARLES ULRIC Fränkische Erzählungen.

R109685, 23Mar53, Martha Wassermann (W) Charles Ulric Wassermann & Albert Wassermann (C)

Charles Ulric Wassermann & Albert Wassermann (C)

Charles Ulric Wassermann & Albert Wassermann (C) WASSERMANN, MARTHA Fränkische Erzählungen.

JOHN ULRIC.

Mrs. John Ulric Nef (Evelyn Stefansson Nef) (W); 28Nov67; R422994.

By John Ulric Nef.

John Ulric Nef (A); 28Oct77; R675591. R675592.

WASSERMANN, CHARLES ULRIC Fränkische Erzählungen.

R109685, 23Mar53, Martha Wassermann (W) Charles Ulric Wassermann & Albert Wassermann (C)

Charles Ulric Wassermann & Albert Wassermann (C)

Charles Ulric Wassermann & Albert Wassermann (C) WASSERMANN, MARTHA Fränkische Erzählungen.

JOHN ULRIC.

Mrs. John Ulric Nef (Evelyn Stefansson Nef) (W); 28Nov67; R422994.

By John Ulric Nef.

John Ulric Nef (A); 28Oct77; R675591. R675592.

The earliest wood-cut representation of Erasmus with which I am acquainted is a medallion accompanying another of Ulric of Hutten, on the title-page of the following work of the unfortunate but heroic champion of the Reformation:"Ulrichi ab Hutten cum Erasmo Rotirodamo, Presbytero, Theologo, Expostulatio."

Here was a cathedral, containing twenty-four chapels; and an abbey or monastery (of Saints Ulric and Afra) which had no rival in Bavaria for the size of its structure and the wealth of its possessions.

Ulric and Afra.