Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|     listened eagerly to his lectures on the Sphere, began to
2   1,  Int|    took for the text of his lectures the treatise of Aristotle, "
3   1,  Int|   books -- the fruit of his lectures -- which~ ./. he published
4   1,  Int|  attention." He gave thirty lectures on the thirty Divine attributes,
5   1,  Int|   St. Thomas Aquinas: these lectures excited much attention amongst
6   1,  Int|   forced to discontinue his lectures at the Sorbonne.~Towards
7   1,  Int|   of Oxford, and opened his lectures there with two subjects
8   1,  Int| intelligent listened to his lectures; but the Church never lost
9   1,  Int|  Lutherans who attended his lectures; in settling the basis of