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 1 2 |        are not a few Catholics, men of talent and learning,
 2 3 |         giving the Scripture of men is shown by the example
 3 6 |      and interpreted by capable men; and she has strictly commanded
 4 8 |         forget how many learned men there were, chiefly among
 5 8 |       Vienne and that of Trent; men who, by the employment of
 6 10| forgeries and the falsehoods of men; they set down the Scripture
 7 10|  theologians and Christians and men of the Gospel, and who attempt
 8 10|         severe. It is sometimes men of learning and judgment
 9 11|         crowd; but they must be men whose character and fitness
10 12|        be done, to select young men of good promise who have
11 14|   commonly teach, in order that men may investigate them with
12 14|     Books, but because they are men of eminent sanctity and
13 18|         did not intend to teach men these things (that is to
14 18|        even by the most eminent men of science. Ordinary speech
15 18|      down what God, speaking to men, signified, in the way men
16 18|      men, signified, in the way men could understand and were
17 20|         the Holy Ghost employed men as His instruments, we cannot
18 22|       learned and distinguished men. Moreover, the bitter tongues
19 22|        they see that scientific men of eminence in their profession
20 22|        natural talent, let such men, in this bitter conflict
21 22|  supplying studious and learned men with every kind of help