Sequuntur adversus ipsum accusationes malignorum, defensiones spirituum bonorum, copiosior caelestium agminum visio; sed et virorum de sua natione sanctorum, quos olim sacerdotii gradu non ignobiliter potitos, fama iam vulgante, compererat; a quibus non pauca, quae vel ipsi, vel omnibus qui audire vellent, multum salubria essent, audivit.
After, follow the accusations of the wicked spirits against himself, the defence of the good spirits, a more abundant sight of the heavenly company; moreover, too, the sight of holy men of his own nation who had formerly held the degree of priesthood not unworthily, as he had learned by report already being spread abroad; of whom he heard not a few things, such as to be very profitable either for himself or for all that should be ready to hear.
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