On Christian Doctrine Book II Chapters 14 to 18

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On Christian Doctrine Book II Chapters 14 to 18

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In which the careful student is guided in discerning the meaning of unfamiliar words and idioms, whether foreign or native, through patient inquiry, comparison, and the diligent exercise of memory, while reverent regard is given to the authoritative Septuagint and Itala translations as aids to understanding the sacred texts. Further, it is shown that a familiarity with language, the natural world, number symbolism, and even music—despite its profane associations—enlightens the figurative expressions of Scripture, and that truth, wherever found, must be embraced with discernment, separating the edifying from the profane.

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