'Letter To Guarino Veronese'

I read your “Letter to Guarino Veronese”, and I am interested on your work. Since you found the complete manuscript of Marcus Fabius Quibtilian, you are known as the first rank humanist. May I ask, what led you to find the abused literatures? As a humanist book hunter, you did not allow any loss of literature. Nevertheless, in the libraries, people cannot identify the value of literature, therefore they destroyed them by debasing and defiling. I agree with your thoughts that the destructions of these books were like putting the literature in a prison. I strongly understand your soreness while you are blaming these librarians. They were not able to appreciate the literature of the worthiness it brought to descendants.
What you had described for these librarians also apply to the hypocrites in the modern days. I am excited to tell you about hypocrites nowadays. In the society, abundant people “wanted to be called good, without actually doing anything particularly good.” It is the common thought that modern people has. People do not want to do their best whether for others or the society, but they want to …show more content…
These days, money plays an extremely important role as most people are working and making a living by earning more money. However, the desire of money is avaricious, because people always want to make more money, and live in a better life. Therefore, the endless desire leads to the modern greed. In the crowd of covetous people, a small number of people showed their complete disdain, but it was not their real thoughts. These greedy people pretended to be unconcerned in order to gain the respect from others. I am disgusted towards spurious people, because I believe showing personal ambition is better than hiding themselves. Personally, I admire ambitious people, because they set up their goals, and work toward them. As a person with little ambition, I found fighting for myself is