Cuius doctrinae simul et Theodori inter alia testimonium perhibet, quod Albinus discipulus eius qui monasterio ipsius in regimine successit, in tantum studiis scripturarum institutus est, ut Graecam quidem linguam non parva ex parte, Latinam vero non minus quam Anglorum, quae sibi naturalis est, noverit.
Of whose learning as well as Theodores amongst other things testimony saith, that Albinus his scholar, who had governance of his monastery after him, was so well instructed in the study of the Scriptures that he had knowledge in no small measure of the Greek tongue, but the Latin he knew as well as he did English, which was his natural language.
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