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1 4 | intelligence suited to all kinds of studies; he was liberal, affable,
2 8 |       acquainted with philosophical studies. In rhetoric he even became
3 9 |             as not to interrupt his studies. But, after all, this was
4 9 |             and to his other former studies, and first returning to
5 10|          this time was pursuing his studies here, came to the harbor
6 13|        Solidly outfitted with these studies, which so to speak, are
7 13|             prolonged and inspiring studies, to science he added virtue,
8 26|           enough about his Chaldean studies.~
9 28|            as I said before, by his studies on this subject, he had