cum Plato caelesti facundia praeditus, aequiperabilia diis immortalibus disserens, frequentissime praedicet hunc solum maiestatis incredibili quadam nimietate et ineffabili non posse penuria sermonis humani quavis oratione vel modice comprehendi,
when Plato, who was endowed with heavenly eloquence, and discoursed in language matching the immortal gods, frequently proclaims that this god alone, having a kind of extraordinary and inexpressible magnitude, cannot be even slightly defined by any utterance because of the poverty of human language?
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