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 1 NoteGr   |     Basil and Gregory2 from the learned labours of Origen. It is
 2 PreGreek |     titles were the work of the learned divines, Basil and Gregory,
 3 PreGreek |     compilation was made by the learned editors from the works of
 4 I        |       of the Church what he has learned from the Spirit.50Thou shalt
 5 II       |      men deliver to One that is learned, saying, Read this: and
 6 II       |      hands of a man that is not learned, saying, Read this: and
 7 II       |          and he saith, I am not learned." For we must consider these
 8 V        |        read by him that was not learned because he was not learned,
 9 V        |      learned because he was not learned, nor by him that was learned
10 V        |    learned, nor by him that was learned because the book was sealed;
11 VI       |         music, for he will have learned from God's music to keep
12 XIV      | Wherefore, because the wise and learned Greeks err in their religious
13 XIV      |      those who cook to suit the learned few, or to those who cater
14 XIV      |       for those who are reputed learned among the Greeks, but also
15 XVI      |   Celsus says, but also to many learned Greeks, to be a matter of
16 XVII     |         men of Egypt, or by the learned Magi of Persia, or by the
17 XVII     |         such expressions as the learned think should be associated
18 XVII     | pronunciation, we shall, so the learned say, produce some effect,
19 XVIII    |    mysteries, celebrated by the learned on principles of reason,
20 XX       |      have either discovered, or learned from certain demons, the
21 XXII     |  philosophy, and what they have learned in opposition to superstition,
22 XXII     |        that has Achaia. And the learned Egyptians will tell countless
23 XXIII    |       thus taught that the most learned in these matters cannot
24 XXIII    |         the reason why the very learned astrologers err is that
25 XXVI(622)|       Is it a thing that can be learned, or acquired by habituation