Excerpt from Collectio Selecta Ss. Ecclesiæ Patrum, Complectens Exquisitissima Opera Tum Dogmatica Et Moiralia, Tum Apologetica Et Oratoria, Vol. 8
IV. Ac nos quidem gloriari aequum fuerit, si nec tribu latio nee alia quae post illam numerantur incommoda nos avellant non item Paulum et Apostolos aut si quis alius illis evasit similis; propterea quod sit his rebus longe supe rior qui dicit In his omnibus supervincimus propter eum qui dilexit.nos2 Quod majus 'est quam vincere. Quod si Apostolos gloriari oporteat quod a charitate Dei qua: est in Christo Jesu Dom1no nostro non separentur laudi pro fecto ducerent se a charitate Dei quae est in. Christo Jesu Domino nostro neque morte, neque vita, neque Angelis neque principafibus, neque alns quae sequuntur, separari posse. Quare mihi nequaquam placeret is on; us fides in Chris tum aut scriptis Celsi, qui defunctus jam pridem hanc vi tam vivere desut, aut alia sérmonis probabilitate subverti posset. Nec scio quo loco habendus ille esset, cui scripta opus essent quibus se adversus Celsi contra Christianos cri minationes muniret averteret ea quae fidem convellere pos sunt, et in ea sese confirmaret. Attamen quia fieri potest, ut in vulgo fidelium reperiantur quibus exitio esse possent Celsi scripta; saluti autem defensio quae dilueret Celsi ca lumnias et stabiliret veritatem; statui tua jussa capessere scriptumque quod ad me misisti confutare quod quidem scriptum licet inscribatur a Celso Sermo verus neminem tamen puto si modo in philosophia tantulum profecit hanc.
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