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22. Obscuras Scripturæ sacræ Patrumque sententias ad se detorquent et trahunt. — De convallibus illa rapiunt, quia hæc de humiiibus dictis Patrum superbo spiritu colligunt. 847 Quæ dum e pro suis se partibus invenisse gloriantur, ad ea cum clamoribus currunt, quia videlicet omne quod sentiunt appetitu laudis ad aures hominum diffamare conantur. Sequitur:
二十二、他們曲解並拖拽聖經與教父晦澀難明的話語，據為己有。——『他們從山谷中搶奪』，因為他們以驕傲的心從教父謙卑的話語中搜集這些。他們既誇口在這些話語中找到有利於自己一黨的憑據，便喊叫著奔向它們，因為他們確實出於貪求稱讚，竭力將自己所想的一切傳揚到人的耳中。接著說：
22. They wrest and drag the obscure sayings of Holy Scripture and of the Fathers to themselves. — 'They snatch from the valleys,' because they gather these things from the humble sayings of the Fathers with a proud spirit. Which, while they boast to have found them in favor of their own party, they run to them with clamors, because indeed everything that they think, out of an appetite for praise, they strive to spread abroad to the ears of men. There follows: