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Under his teaching three literatures were illumined,  Latin, Greek, and Christian: All of them as a monk in his prime He absorbed in his unobtrusive studies.  He was prose-writer, philosopher, poet, preacher,  geometer, and musician: skilled in disentangling knotty problems, and with the sword of the word to hew down the sectaries who assail the Catholic faith.
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