Chapter

1 1 |   refuted not only by the most learned men, but also by the testimonies
2 30|   although they are clever and learned, yet, because their wisdom
3 30|      learning; but when he has learned, he is now said to be a
4 30|      of wisdom, after they had learned it, ought to have been called
5 34|        under the discussion of learned men, nothing assuredly is
6 36|      and some indeed among the learned, to whom the inheritance
7 53| unwilling to learn by word has learned by his own punishment who