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 1 Sentenza    |      frequently condemned them by word of mouth and in his writings.
 2 Sentenza    |       demonstrate that the divine word was nothing but fables composed
 3 Sentenza    |        letter denies that God the Word was made incarnate of the
 4 Anathem,  2 |         will not confess that the Word of God has two nativities,
 5 Anathem,  2 |        these latter days when the Word of God came down from the
 6 Anathem,  3 |         anyone declares that the [Word] of God who works miracles
 7 Anathem,  3 |           or alleges that God the Word was with the Christ who
 8 Anathem,  3 |         not one and the same, the Word of God incarnate and made
 9 Anathem,  4 |          a unity made between the Word of God and the man, or if
10 Anathem,  4 |          good will, as if God the Word was pleased with the man,
11 Anathem,  4 |   Nestorians allege, who call the Word of God Jesus and Christ,
12 Anathem,  4 |         the union occurred of the Word of God with human flesh
13 Anathem,  4 |     belief in a union between the Word of God and human flesh which
14 Anathem,  5 |          not acknowledge that the Word of God is united with human
15 Anathem,  5 |           of its members, God the Word, becoming human flesh. ~
16 Anathem,  6 |         mere man and that God the Word was not made into human
17 Anathem,  6 |           as they say, to God the Word as he was with the man who
18 Anathem,  6 |       born of the Father, God the Word, has been made into human
19 Anathem,  7 |         neither the nature of the Word was changed into the nature
20 Anathem,  7 |          changed into that of the Word (each remained what it was
21 Anathem,  7 |        lord Jesus Christ, God the Word made flesh, but does not
22 Anathem,  8 |         the one nature of God the Word made flesh, but does not
23 Anathem,  8 |         the only-begotten God the Word was united, we are not alleging
24 Anathem,  8 |        way we understand that the Word was united to human flesh.
25 Anathem,  9 |          separate one for God the Word and another for the man;
26 Anathem,  9 |          single adoration God the Word in human flesh along with
27 Anathem,  12| Mopsuestia, who said that God the Word is one, while quite another
28 Anathem,  12|    emperor, as if he were God the Word, and that he became after
29 Anathem,  12|         that the union of God the Word to Christ is rather like
30 Anathem,  13|         to subsistence of God the Word; and if anyone does not
31 Anathem,  14|         which denies that God the Word, who became incarnate of
32 Anathem,  14|           a temple, as if God the Word was one and the man someone
33 Anathem,  14|           hand on, or to teach by word or writing, anything contrary