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|Note text=Original: ''ut non semper velis a[d]discere, et semper crescere secundum voluntatem quae sit operativa.''  
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|Note text=''infinitus supra omnem discursum captus creati'': infinite beyond all discourse of creation captured
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(Here I opt for the late-Latin use of ''discursus'' as "conversation/discourse" rather than its classical definition which is "running about")
  
Translation: so that you may not always wish to learn, and always grow according to the will which is operative.
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''infinitus infra omnem captum creatum; infinitus sub omni discursu''
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infinite below all created comprehension; infinite beneath all discourse
  
MF Version:  ''ut non semper velis a[d]discere, et semper crescere secundum intellectum, omisso augmento quod est secundum voluntatem quae sit operativa.''  
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''infra'' and ''supra'' are antonyms, but taken as "beneath" and "beyond" respectively, the meanings are similar.
 
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|Page(s) link(s)=Page:FC 1042.djvu/230
Translation: that you may not always wish to learn and to always grow according to the intellect, neglecting the growth related to that by which the will is operative
 
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infinitus supra omnem discursum captus creati: infinite beyond all discourse of creation captured (Here I opt for the late-Latin use of discursus as "conversation/discourse" rather than its classical definition which is "running about")

infinitus infra omnem captum creatum; infinitus sub omni discursu infinite below all created comprehension; infinite beneath all discourse

infra and supra are antonyms, but taken as "beneath" and "beyond" respectively, the meanings are similar.

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