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 1 4 |  overwhelming leaning towards science, and all kinds of sciences,
 2 5 |    had no business other than science. His disposition was opposed
 3 10| according to their talent and science, it seemed to him, one day
 4 13| politics, physics, and on the science which rises above all these,
 5 13|      with utmost elegance and science. Through these prolonged
 6 13|     and inspiring studies, to science he added virtue, increasing
 7 15|        then by habit, then by science, and then by that practical
 8 22|       founded upon a profound science. For he was already purified
 9 22|      establishing his assured science not on apodictic and discursive
10 22|   true and proper name is not science, but rather wisdom, sophia,
11 28|        and the whole theurgic science.~Even before that, according