Dear Sam,
 
Thank you for the message. I am okay, and hope you are, too.
 
The section you print reads:

… studia conciliant. Legimus in veteribus |
 
Historiis, quosdam lustrasse provincias, |
 
novos adiisse {sic.} populos, maria transisse, |
 
ut eos quos ex libris noverant, coram |
 
quoque viderent. Sicut {sic.} pitagoras memphi= |

I have checked this against the printing in Patrologia Latina, and have marked two variants: PL records ‘adisse’ and ‘Sic’, but I have transcribed what is in Gutenberg. The final phrase finishes ‘memphiticos vates’.
 
Hope this helps.
 
Best wishes,
 
Alan.