nam sicut animae humanitus licet ratiocinantes, hebetes tamen pigrioresque prudentum acutarumque calcantur ingenio, ita si quae sunt, quae sola naturali sapientia vigent, hae peritarum se meritis superveniri facile concedunt.
for just as some minds, though they reason in human fashion, are dull and rather sluggish and so are over-trodden by the ability of minds which are both wise and clever, so those which derive their strength only from natural wisdom readily admit that they are eclipsed by the superior merits of highly trained intelligences.
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