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 1   3,     11|      acquired the light of much science; also Augustine, Jerome,
 2   3,     11|         from the intellect came science, because in seeing they
 3   3,     11|         The doctors of the holy science had it, expounding the doctrine
 4   3,     11|       Ignorant and proud men of science were blind notwithstanding
 5   3,     11|      light from whence proceeds science. But because they have lost
 6   3,     11|   lettered man, learned in much science, because such a one can
 7   3,     24|        giving them the light of science and the heat of Divine Love,
 8   3,     28|       the light of supernatural science, together with the color
 9   3,     28|         with the light of their science, and driving away the darkness
10   3,     28|        with blood; Gregory with science, and holy scripture, and
11   3,     28|  virtues, and with the light of science, they brought forth fruit
12   3,     30|         light, that is, of holy science, by which science they knew
13   3,     30|       of holy science, by which science they knew more of My Truth,
14   3,     30|          whether one who has no science can attain to this love,
15   3,     31|     light, neither the light of science, because they did not understand
16   3,     31|   because they had the light of science, in order to discern the
17   4,      5|        souls, with the light of science, which light he laid as
18   4,      5|     object he took the light of science in order to extirpate the
19   4,      5|      his sons with the light of science? At the table of the cross,
20   4,      5|       to seek with the light of science, the glory and praise of
21   4,      5|   perfectly obtain the light of science; wherefore he imposed on
22   4,      5|       also prevent the light of science with the darkness of pride,
23   4,      5|      scanty virtue and light of science, though they are nourished
24   4,      5| acquired supernatural light and science infused by grace, for he