Capitolo 41
maintenance.
Here, as been worthwhile my profession, I mainly devoted me to
lectures on theology, but I didn't abandon completely the teaching of
the secular arts to which I had gotten used more, and what it was
particularly it asked for me. I used the second, however as a hook,
decoying my students from the bait to learn to the study of the truth
philosophy, also as the Ecclesiastical History it says of Origen the,
greater than all the Christian philosophers. Since then apparently the God
you/he/she had given me without less persuasiveness in to expose the
Sacred writings that in to make lectures on secular subjects, the number of mine
students in these two progress started to greatly increase, and the
presence in all the other schools was decreased correspondingly.
This way I waked up again the envy and hate of the other teachers. Those that
tried to depreciate me in every possible way he/she took advantage of mine
the absence to stick out complaint against me: before, that it
it was contrary to the monastic profession to pertain to with the
study of secular books; and, according to whether me I had supposed to teach
theology without has ever been taught me therein. This them
it did in order that is probable that my teaching of some kind is forbidden,
and to this end of theirs they continually mixed on bishops archbishops,,
abbots and other whatever dignitaries of the Church that they was able
course.
I CAPITULATE IX
OF HIS/HER BOOK ON THE THEOLOGY IT IS HIS/HER PERSECUTION Á. LE THE HANDS OF HIS
DEVIL STUDENTS--OF THE SUGGESTION AGAINST HIM
It so that all'inizio happened me I devoted me to analyzing the
base of our faith through based illustrations on human creature
understanding, and I wrote for my students a certain line on the
unity and trinity of God. This that I did because they was always
looking for for rational and philosophical explanations, asking rather
for their reasons you/they could understand that for mere words, saying that
it was futile to send forth words that it possibly was not able the intellect