When I knew him in Jerusalem, he was worthy the notice of a man.

The manner he had there he bore with him to this, a smaller city, and hence to Ephesus, a city of another kind.

It was good to see him examine the world, reject this and that and look upon his choice proudly.

He made the schools observe him, consider him.

He did not enter them for alteration, nor was he shut up in a shell of self-satisfaction.