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1 12|          Athens, that home of all learning, thoroughly equipped with
2 13|           with sacred and profane learning, with the loftiest faith
3 14|     fertile harvests of Christian learning scattered abroad in the
4 14|     excellence of this scholastic learning, it may be well here to
5 20|        the fame of these seats of learning grew with their years, and
6 21| universities and great centers of learning whom they may follow with
7 24|       tends to the development of learning. But one should be very