sed de his, si qua vel quoquo modo sunt, quamquam sint maxume falsa ideoque fallentia, si quid plenius planiusque, rectius coram, licet et ipse arithmeticae studeas et, quae diligentia tua, Vertacum Thrasybulum Saturninum sollicitus evolvas, ut qui semper nil nisi arcanum celsumque meditere.
But on these matters (if they have anything in them at all, though they are for the most part false and therefore deluding) any fuller or more explicit discussion had better wait till we meet'although you are yourself a student of arithmetic and, with characteristic diligence, painstakingly pursue the pages of Vertacus and Thrasybulus and Saturninus, being a man who never spends a thought on anything but the mysterious and lofty.
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