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 1 1 |       successive ages saintly and learned men whose task it should
 2 1 |     Jerome - "strenuous Catholic, learned in the Scriptures,"[2] "
 3 2 |         the Bible. At Rome he had learned Latin and Greek, and hardly
 4 2 |          of Laodicea; but while I learned much from him about the
 5 5 |       much. What I did not know I learned. What I knew already I did
 6 6 |        ones. In company with some learned Hebrews I went through the
 7 28|       other Fathers of the Church learned their doctrine touching
 8 33|      nothing more beautiful, more learned, even nothing more Latin
 9 36|        predecessors: "What I have learned I did not teach myself -
10 36|      presumptous teacher! - but I learned it from illustrious men
11 42|         upwards, have only partly learned, and which I even now dare
12 42|         should quit me. But Paula learned it, and so well that she
13 45|           stars and they that are learned as the brightness of the
14 45|         righteous rusticity and a learned righteousness! The former
15 45| uncultured" whom Jerome condemns. Learned clerics sin through ignorance
16 55|  oratorical composition, but that learned simplicity which is truth."[100]~
17 56|         skilled in the Mysteries, learned in the Sacraments of God.