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 1   III|        that he was a master in philosophy, and also was rich of patrimony,
 2     V|   began to read in the book of philosophy, in which he was taught
 3     V|        fellows in the study of philosophy with Eugenia, daughter of
 4     V|       had been in the study of philosophy, he left it and gave himself
 5     V| Apollophanes was his fellow in philosophy. There were also Epicureans,
 6    VI|  haunted he oft the schools of philosophy; and when he heard that
 7    VI| liberal, and after, we learned philosophy and sith we joined us unto
 8   VII|       in her was all manner of philosophy. Philosophy is divided in
 9   VII|      all manner of philosophy. Philosophy is divided in three, in
10   VII|      books in theology, logic, philosophy, natural and moral, upon