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 1 3 | theology, that the most learned men admired his doctrine and
 2 3 |  everyone of which both erudite men, of Our age and ages past,
 3 6 |        and searched eagerly for men outstanding in sanctity,
 4 9 |        great strength among all men, the same Sixtus, Our predecessor,
 5 10|        Our ancestors, most wise men, Scholastic theology, which
 6 10|   blasphemous, proud, seductive men who advance to what is worse
 7 10|      much as therefore as these men begin to fight and overturn
 8 11|      works erudite and studious men may daily sieze more copious
 9 12|         and for the sake of all men and to increase and amplify
10 13|          by this is meant those men outstanding in doctrine
11 14|     authority of the gravest of men and worthy of an exceptional