Book, Aphorism

1        1, XLIII|    wherewith in some things learned men are wont to guard and
2        1, LIX  |   and formal discussions of learned men end oftentimes in disputes
3        1, XC   |   destined for the abode of learned men and the cultivation
4        1, XCI  |   few cases even moderately learned. Moreover, this kind of
5        1, XCIX |  and experience has not yet learned her letters. Now no course
6        1, XCIX |  known, by the help of that learned experience of which I spoke,
7        1, XXVI |     powers. Again, verse is learned and remembered more easily
8        1, XXVI | before or after, as what is learned in childhood, or what we