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It is something the Cappadocians figured out in the fourth century. The son of Cappadocian parents who had been captured in a barbarian raid and carried off, he had been raised amongst those barbarians, the Goths, who lived beyond the Danube River. The chief ones are Fountain of Wisdom, a compendium on orthodoxy (especially importance for his defence of icons, Mariology, and the Cappadocian Fathers' Trinitarian teachings), heresies, and pagan philosophy; and Barlaam and Joasaph (tr. |
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