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 1  II,  139     |       own rooms to show to the learned that they have solved a
 2  IV,  243     |        knowledge than the most learned people who came after them,
 3  IV,  251     |    would be more suited to the learned, but it would be of no use
 4  IV,  251     |  spirit of the letter, and the learned must submit their spirit
 5  IV,  285     |      to the apostles. The more learned go back to the beginning
 6   V,  327     |    they set out; but this is a learned ignorance which is conscious
 7   V,  332     |  strong; duty of belief to the learned.~We must render these duties;
 8   V,  337     |        chance superiority. The learned honour them, not for popular
 9   V,  337     |     makes them honoured by the learned, because they judge them
10 VII,  425     |        young, strong and weak, learned and ignorant, healthy and
11 VII,  425     |      of what he has. They have learned that the true good should
12 VII,  460     |   granting to a man that he is learned, it is easy to convince
13 VIII,  587    |     saints, blameless Fathers, learned and great witnesses, martyrs,
14 VIII,  588    |         because it is the most learned and the most founded on
15  XI,  712     |     men deliver to one that is learned, and who can read; and he
16  XI,  712     | delivered to them that are not learned, they say, I am not learned.~"
17  XI,  712     |    learned, they say, I am not learned.~"Wherefore the Lord said,
18  XI,  725     |     given me the tongue of the learned that I should know how to
19  XI,  726     |      David.~He is to blind the learned and the wise, Is. 6, 8,
20 XII,  736(145)|     men deliver to one that is learned... and he saith, I cannot." ~
21 XII,  782     |        is united together; the learned, the wise, the kings. The
22 XII,  782     |        even these kings, these learned men and these sages, and
23 XIV,  872     |       Pope hates and fears the learned, who do not submit to him