Part, Question

1   2, 143|       even if no ~further good accrued to us through them, but
2   3, 1  |    many other advantages which accrued, above man's ~apprehension.~
3   3, 2  |     the human nature must have accrued ~accidentally to the Son
4   3, 2  |       in time the human nature accrued to ~it, not as if it were
5   3, 17 |    therefore, the human nature accrued to the Son of God, not ~
6   3, 17 | Socrates was constituted there accrued to him hands or feet ~or
7   3, 17 |    also with reference to what accrued to him afterwards. ~And
8   3, 17 |      by the human nature there accrued to Him ~no new personal
9 Suppl, 2| complete, and no further guilt accrued ~to it when the result took