nisi me tantae et tam late patentis scientiae verecundia teneret, dicerem dignum philosophum cuius stabiliendi mores altioris animi philosopho traderentur.
If I were not held back by my respect for knowledge so great and wide-ranging, I should say that here was a philosopher whose character should have been handed over to a higher-minded philosopher to be stabilized.
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