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...faculties were fingularly great ; his memory prodigious ; his mind fraught with the richefl flores of ancient wifdom and literature, to which he had...of the fathers and their writings, particularly St. AuguOin, the patron of his order. His natural temper, was ftrong and iufcible ; his courage invincible...