says of itself “I am the truth”? And if this truth consists in the divine Logos’ expressing God in human flesh “adequately”, indeed, “superadequately”, as has been said,74 then we will have to reflect anew on, and rethink our concepts of, likeness, expression, image, symbol, and so forth. Analogy was originally a Pythagorean mathematical term used to define two quantities standing “in proportion” (ana logon) to each other in different ways (depending on whether the relationship was arithmetical,