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We must now consider the account of truth. It is not possible to set this forth otherwise than through the testimony of the divine scriptures original: "θεῖαι γραφαί". In this way, we do not appear to be constructing these points from our own intellect original: "διάνοια", but rather from the teaching original: "διδασκαλία" of the holy fathers original: "πατέρες". They found the truth original: "ἀλήθεια" within the divine scriptures and handed it down to us. Thus, we also add nothing of our own. Instead, as we gaze upon the words spoken by them, as if in a mirror, through our reading of the scriptures, we set these things forth in the same manner.
The text proceeds with a complex discussion of divine nature and scriptural interpretation, utilizing standard abbreviations for common Greek theological terms such as God, Lord, and Spirit.
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