Letter to Julius regarding false accusations

He is having sat down at the right hand of the Father. He says that he has made this by composing one single treatise for the purpose of knowing God. Greetings to the most blessed co-celebrant Julius from Marcellus in Christ.

Because certain ones, having been previously convicted of not believing correctly—whom I refuted at the Council of Nicaea—dared to write to your piety against me, striving to transfer their own guilt onto me as if I were not thinking correctly even ecclesiastically, I deemed it necessary to respond by reminding you, so that you might send those who wrote against me to be refuted by me on both sides, since also what they have written against me turns out to be false, and that even now they persist in their former plan and have dared to be terrible both against the churches of God and against us who preside over them.

Since, therefore, they were not willing to respond, having sent your presbyters to them, and since I have completed this in Rome for a total of three years and one month, I deemed it necessary, as I am about to depart from here, to write my faith to you with all truth, having written it with my own hand, to hand it over to you, which I learned both from the divine Scriptures and from the bad things said by them, and to remind you, so that you may know those who wish to use the truth to hide it for the purpose of deceiving those who listen to the words.

For they say that the word of the Pantokrator God is not one's own and true...