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 1   1,   0| abundant and better supply. He read many of the works of the
 2   1,   0|     tenacious, much of what he read and heard was clearly placed
 3   1,   0|    then taught in the schools, read "the Sententiaries," and
 4   1,   0|       these writers; and as he read and compared the precepts
 5   1,   0|     Thomas and Scotus. He also read Gerson with diligence; but
 6   1,   0|      Augustine were frequently read by him, and well stored
 7   1,   0|      to God. He also carefully read the polemic writings of
 8   2,   2|       of divine knowledge, who read, who hear, and who love
 9   2,   2|     the world. After these, we read of Moses, Joshua, Samuel,
10   2,   2|      was of a lively order, he read with avidity ecclesiastical