[The words] of St. Justin, philosopher and martyr, from the fifth part of his Apology:²⁶⁴¹

2641 It is doubtful if these words are really Justin’s, or, if so, from which, or what part, of his Apologies they are derived.

It escapes them apparently, that he who has by a true faith come forth from error to the truth, has truly known himself, not, as they say, as being in a state of frenzy, but as free from the unstable and (as to every variety of error) changeable corruption, by the simple and ever identical truth.—From the writings of John of Damascus.

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