They must not be encouraged to sentimentalise; they must be bidden to decide.

The poor can be debauched as easily as the rich.

Many are called, but few chosen.
His main protest is against _the rule_ of the ignorant, the democratic principle applied to the _amor intellectualis Dei_.

Rich and poor, learned and ignorant, all must accept, with humility, the teaching of the Master.

Plotinus, he points out, was the schoolmaster who brought Augustine to Christ.