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 1 1 |     world and to angels and to men" (I Cor. iv. 9), and which,
 2 1 |      the fruits of it, even in men of lax faith or hostile
 3 3 |   eternal salvation gained for men. ~
 4 6 |       outranking all the great men" of his time ("Epicedion
 5 7 |        said to the contrary by men of depraved life and judgment,
 6 7 |  against him, so that the very men "to whom his cause was hostile"
 7 13|       human race. Brazen-faced men these, seeking to create
 8 15| according to the traditions of men, according to the elements
 9 17|       in the hands of factious men who use them to reconcile
10 20| bitterly lamented by the great men of the time, such as Lanfranc,
11 24|     faith or the perversity of men or the blindness of prejudice.
12 26|    correct. And the more power men have to make the necessary
13 30|        the error is worse when men deceive themselves with
14 33|         and tears of most holy men who have had borne in upon
15 34|     bring home even to saintly men their natural weakness,
16 43|    found favor with many young men, as those of the Manicheans
17 46|        of lightminded and vain men, fed on a superficial erudition,
18 55|       which other most learned men, the princes of scholasticism,
19 57|      your prayers and those of men like you she may even be