Note 1 — AUTHOR’S PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION
H. G. De Walterstorff translation
The more literal translation would be “excellent and admirable,” or “capital and admirable”; the term is difficult to render to a nicety.—Translator.
H. G. De Walterstorff translation
The more literal translation would be “excellent and admirable,” or “capital and admirable”; the term is difficult to render to a nicety.—Translator.