Et:  O, inquam, veri praevia luminis quae usque adhuc tua fudit oratio, cum sui speculatione divina tum tuis rationibus invicta patuerunt, eaque mihi etsi ob iniuriae dolorem nuper oblita non tamen antehac prorsus ignorata dixisti.
and said: Lady, you who lead the way to the true light, what your speech has so far poured into my mind has clearly been both divine, contemplated on its own, and invincible because of your arguments, and you have told me things which, although lately forgotten because of the pain of my injuries, I was not previously totally ignorant of.
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