While it didn't specifically say that the French are over-ample and Germans over-scanty, it did make generalizations about the appearance and behavior of different nationalities, including:
* French: Erasmus found them to be stylish, fashionable, and fond of elaborate clothes. He also commented on their tendency to be "over-ample" in their speech and manners.
* Germans: He described them as more serious and less concerned with appearances. He also noted their tendency to be "over-scanty" in their attire and speech.
It's important to remember that Erasmus's observations were based on his own experiences and biases, and should not be taken as definitive truths about entire nations.