Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Exordium
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- Part I Text of Revelation and Scholia in Apocalypsin
- Scholion I
- Scholion II
- Scholion III
- Scholion IV
- Scholion V
- Scholion VI
- Scholion VII
- Scholion VIII
- Scholion IX
- Scholion X
- Scholion XI
- Scholion XII
- Scholion XIII
- Scholion XIV
- Scholion XV
- Scholion XVI
- Scholion XVII
- Scholion XVIII
- Scholion XIX
- Scholion XX
- Scholion XXI
- Scholion XXII
- Scholion XXIII
- Scholion XXIV
- Adnotatio Post Scholion XXIV
- Scholion XXV
- Scholion XXVI
- Scholion XXVII
- Scholion XXVIII
- Scholion XXIX
- Scholion XXX
- Scholion XXXI
- Scholion XXXII
- Scholion XXXIII
- Scholion XXXIV
- Scholion XXXV
- Scholion XXXVI
- Scholion XXXVII
- Scholion XXXVIII
- Scholion XXXIX
- Part II Expanded Notes to the Scholia
- Bibliography
- Index of authors cited in the scholia
- Index of Names in the Scholia
- Index of terms in the scholia
- Biblical citations in the scholia
- Index of modern authors
- General index
Adnotatio Post Scholion XXIV
from Part I - Text of Revelation and Scholia in Apocalypsin
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 August 2014
Edited and translated by
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Exordium
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- Part I Text of Revelation and Scholia in Apocalypsin
- Scholion I
- Scholion II
- Scholion III
- Scholion IV
- Scholion V
- Scholion VI
- Scholion VII
- Scholion VIII
- Scholion IX
- Scholion X
- Scholion XI
- Scholion XII
- Scholion XIII
- Scholion XIV
- Scholion XV
- Scholion XVI
- Scholion XVII
- Scholion XVIII
- Scholion XIX
- Scholion XX
- Scholion XXI
- Scholion XXII
- Scholion XXIII
- Scholion XXIV
- Adnotatio Post Scholion XXIV
- Scholion XXV
- Scholion XXVI
- Scholion XXVII
- Scholion XXVIII
- Scholion XXIX
- Scholion XXX
- Scholion XXXI
- Scholion XXXII
- Scholion XXXIII
- Scholion XXXIV
- Scholion XXXV
- Scholion XXXVI
- Scholion XXXVII
- Scholion XXXVIII
- Scholion XXXIX
- Part II Expanded Notes to the Scholia
- Bibliography
- Index of authors cited in the scholia
- Index of Names in the Scholia
- Index of terms in the scholia
- Biblical citations in the scholia
- Index of modern authors
- General index
Summary
‹Note after Scholion XXIV›
Oh! It is definitely possible to be instructed by you teaching in a scientific manner, since surely it is only yourself who are familiar with the scientific method. It is therefore definitely possible for anyone to be instructed by your spirit, since surely it is only you who have the spiritual ear added to yourself by God, according to the saying, He attached an ear to me, to hear [as the learned]. For even irrational animals have the organ of the sense of hearing, whereas it is only the wise in spirit that have the ear of understanding, of which the Saviour spoke addressing the multitude, He that hath ears to hear, let him hear.
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