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Pelagus, inquit, operuit caput meum (Jon. II, 6). Nec istud frustra de solo capite dicebat, quem absque dubio pelagus omni ex parte conlexerat; sed celavit contumelia mundi Dominum coeli. Caput viri Christus, caput autem Christi Deus (/ Cor. XI, 3). Velavit humilitas mea gloriam meam, et Deus (II Cor. v, 19), qui quasi caput inerat Christo mundum reconcilians sibi, ab cis qui hominem palibulo coniixerant, non potuit pervidcri.
他說：深淵漫過我的頭（約拿書二6）。他單論頭而說這話並非徒然，因深淵無疑已從各面遮蓋了他；然而是世界的凌辱遮蔽了天上的主。男人的頭是基督，基督的頭是神（哥林多前書十一3）。我的卑微遮蓋了我的榮耀，而神（哥林多後書五19），那如同頭一般在基督裡、叫世人與自己和好的，卻不能被那些把這人釘在木架上的人所看透。
The deep, he says, covered my head (Jon. 2:6). And not in vain did he say this of the head alone, whom without doubt the deep had covered on every side; but the reproach of the world hid the Lord of heaven. The head of the man is Christ, and the head of Christ is God (1 Cor. 11:3). My lowliness veiled my glory, and God (2 Cor. 5:19), who was present as it were as head in Christ, reconciling the world to Himself, could not be discerned by those who had fastened the man to the gibbet.