neque enim, cum Hieronymus interpres, dialecticus Augustinus, allegoricus Origenes gravidas tibi spiritalium sensuum spicas doctrinae salubris messe parturiant nunc scilicet tibi a partibus meis arida ieiunantis linguae stipula crepitabit.
When an expositor like Jerome, a dialectitian like Augustine, and a master of allegory like Origen produce for you, in a harvest of health-giving doctrine, ears of grain full of spiritual meanings, it is not to be expected that from my quarter the dry stubble of a parched tongue should be allowed to crackle in your hearing.
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