De divinitate domini nostri Iesu Christi qui, licet verus fuerit homo, fuit etiam verus Deus eiusdem cum Patre et Spiritu Sancto nature. Quare cum omnibus veritas elucescat quod filius Virginis, qui pro nobis in cruce pependit, fuerit Deus verus, divinitatem eius tripliciter insinuabimus: Primo auctoritate: quomodo auctoritate Veteris Testamenti et sibyllarum ostenditur Christum verum Deum et hominem fuisse. Secundo experimento, quod experimento miraculorum Christi ostenditur eius divinitas tum propter spetiem operum, tum propter modum, tum propter documentum. Tertio ratione, quod apparet divinitas Christi ratione sanctificationis animarum, remissionis peccatorum et productionis mundi.

On the divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ who, albeit being a real human, was also a true God of the same nature as the Father and the Holy Spirit. So that the light of truth about the true divinity of the son of the Virgin, who hung on the cross for us, may shine out to all, we will announce His divinity in a threefold manner: Firstly, by authority: for it is proved by the authority of the Old Testament and the Sibyls that Christ was a true God and a true man. Secondly, by experience, since it is demonstrated by the experience of Christ's miracles his divinity by the kind of works (i.e. supernatural), by the manner (i.e. His virtue and authority), and by the teaching (i.e. the very profession of Christ as the son of God). Thirdly, by reason, since Christ's divinity is the very reason of the sanctification of souls, the remission of sins, and the creation of the world.

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