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 1   1, 36 |     Nestorians were the first to introduce the error that ~the Holy
 2   1, 46 |          it is necessary that it introduce the ~form in due proportion
 3   1, 47 |          it is necessary that it introduce the ~form in due proportion
 4   1, 83 |     which are to us manifest, to introduce other beings, ~which cannot
 5   1, 110|      manner also the good angels introduce and kindle ~good thoughts.
 6   2, 121|         end of every agent is to introduce a likeness of that agent'
 7   2, 121|         of fire in heating is to introduce ~the likeness of its heat
 8   2, 121|        end of the ~builder is to introduce into matter the likeness
 9   2, 166|     amuse, and ~that they do not introduce play into undue matters
10   3, 2  |   endeavors from ~these words to introduce one nature or substance
11   3, 2  |      saying: "If anyone seeks to introduce into the mystery of ~the
12   3, 2  | Nestorius, maintaining division, introduce a union of purpose. But
13   3, 25 |         in two natures, so as to introduce two distinct ~adorations,
14   3, 38 |      some law. But John did not ~introduce a new law. Therefore it
15   3, 38 |          fitting that he should ~introduce the new rite of baptism.~
16   3, 38 |     lived before Christ did not ~introduce any new rite, but persuaded