691. I discussed with them the need of knowledge for life, saying that the only thing necessary is to know those matters which belong to a true belief, and that other things are of small value, although they can be of support; but one should not consider them as everything.
691. I discussed with them concerning the necessity of the sciences in life: that what alone is necessary is that there be those things which are of a true faith, and that the rest are mere trifles, although they also can assist, but everything must not depend upon them.
691. Cum iis disserebatur de necessitate scientiarum in vita quod id solum necessarium est, ea quae sunt verae fide [scire], et quod caetera sint nauci, quamvis quoque adesse queant, sed non in iis ponere 1
omne.
Footnotes:
1. intellexerim ponendum