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1 7 |     of approved virtue and learning." (Loc cit.) Wherefore it
2 7 | nature and extent of their learning. If any one acts carelessly
3 8 | the character, namely, and learning of those who seek to obtain
4 8 |  done on the character and learning of those priests, who would
5 14|   clear from his Epistles. Learning, as We have said, is absolutely
6 14|    is without the light of learning he easily falls into error,
7 14|  knowledge, whatever other learning he has, will only puff him
8 18|   holy in life and rich in learning, holiness of life is, without
9 18|    to be preferred to mere learning. For the example of a saintly