respecting all those of high esteem in the virtue of letters, «« led through the greatest honour. And he treated well this school of Oxford, calling on them to teach on splendid salaries, because of their fine knowledge, and to undertake their most excellent business, and to unite their practices with the philosophers, from which the benefit to academics is so very great. They train those labouring greatly over scholarship and those clearly earnest about learning, reaching out very well with wisdom.