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 1 1|      for the greatness of his mind and heart, can be compared
 2 1|       with excellent power of mind and spirit, since high intellect
 3 3|  dowered him with strength of mind and will, and often strengthened
 4 3|   known to have possessed his mind above all; namely, to open
 5 4| religion, and had trained his mind on the teachings that well
 6 4|     things, therefore, in his mind, he sought first of all
 7 4|    understood the great man's mind; indeed it is evident that
 8 5|     constancy and strength of mind to bear those sufferings
 9 6|   characteristic of the man's mind and soul. For being compelled
10 6|       a tranquil constancy of mind, relying on God. The very