ver N21ACCSM enimvero CONJ celebri ADJ33NOMSCCOMP fam N11NOMSF obtin V21PRESACTIVEIND3S spont N33LOCSF e PRON41ACCSM petiss V31PRESACTIVEIMP2S aegypti ADJ11ACCPFPOS disciplin N11ACCPF atque CONJ ibi ADVPOS a ADV sacerdot N31LOCPC caerimoni N11GENPF cred VPAR31ACCPFFUTPASSIVEPPL potenti N11ACCPF numer N21GENPM admir VPAR11ACCPFFUTPPL vic N33NOMPF geometri N11GENSF sollertissi ADJ31ACCPFSUPER formul N11ACCPF didic V31PERFACTIVEINF0X nec ADVPOS h PRON31DATPX art N33LOCPF anim N21GENSM explet VPAR21NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL mox ADVPOS chaldae N21ACCPM atque CONJ ind N21VOCSM Bracmanos OTHER h PRON31NOMPM sapi VPAR31NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL vir N21GENSN s V51PRESACTIVEIND3P indi N11GENSF gens N33NOMSF es V73PRESACTIVEIND3S ergo ADVPOS Bracmanum OTHER gymnosophistas OTHER 
Nonetheless, according to the better-known account he went by his own choice in search of Egyptian lore, and he there learned from the priests the extraordinary power of their rituals, the marvelous properties of numbers, the subtlest geometrical theorems; but, his intellect not being satisfied with these sciences, he next went to the Chaldeans and thereafter to the Brahmins (these are an Indian race of wise men)'well, to those of the Brahmins who were gymnosophists.
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