Abstract
I conceive Thee to have granted us a power and a faculty, both to express several ways what we understand but one; and to understand several ways, what we read to be obscurely delivered but in one. (Augustine, Confessions 1 St Augustine, Confessions of St. Augustine (New York: Airmont, 1969), p.280. )
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