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 1 VI |    to Sabinianus (Epist. 48) says: "We are wont to be the
 2 VII|      his advice to Lucilius, says philosophy is not a thing
 3 VII|      The Italian school," he says, "had as its founder Pythagoras
 4 IX | Indeed it is true, as Jerome says: `Fortitude openly displayed
 5 XI |         Through the senses," says Jerome, "as through so many
 6 XI |   men. And so, as Quintilian says, did envy seek me out even
 7 XI |   likewise the word of truth says: "And he shall give you
 8 XIV|    his reputation." Again he says: "Let us provide those things
 9 XIV|     4). "Faithful women," he says, "who were possessed of
10 XIV|     concerning monastic zeal says: "We unequivocally declare
11 XIV|   apostles act, for St. Paul says: 'Have we not power to lead
12 XIV|      sister, a wife,' but he says 'to lead about,' meaning
13 XV |      18-19). And the apostle says: "All that will live godly
14 XV |   iii. 12). And elsewhere he says: "I do not seek to please
15 XV |     i. 10). And the Psalmist says: "They who have been pleasing
16 XV |   endurance of foul slander, says in his letter to Nepotanius: "
17 XV |     Nepotanius: "The apostle says: 'If I yet pleased men,
18 XV |  word of the Apostle when he says: "We know that all things