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 1 Sentenza    |       in Ecclesiastes he says: Two are better than one, for
 2 Sentenza    |    says: Amen I say to you, if two of you agree on earth about
 3 Sentenza    |    Father in heaven. For where two or three are gathered in
 4 Sentenza    |        assert that there exist two sons and two Christs. He
 5 Sentenza    |       there exist two sons and two Christs. He who is preached
 6 Sentenza    |    church, offering worship to two sons, trying to divide what
 7 Sentenza    |       the view not only of the two bishops whose interventions
 8 Anathem,  2 |       that the Word of God has two nativities, that which is
 9 Anathem,  4 |     discussing quite obviously two different persons, and only
10 Anathem,  5 |     into the mystery of Christ two subsistences or two persons,
11 Anathem,  5 |     Christ two subsistences or two persons, and having brought
12 Anathem,  5 | persons, and having brought in two persons then talks of one
13 Anathem,  7 |        when speaking about the two natures, does not confess
14 Anathem,  7 |      if anyone understands the two natures in the mystery of
15 Anathem,  7 |       is one from both and the two exist through the one) but
16 Anathem,  8 |       has been made out of the two natures divinity and humanity,
17 Anathem,  8 |        rather that each of the two remained what it was, and
18 Anathem,  9 |        to be worshipped in his two natures, and by that wishes
19 Anathem,  9 |       that wishes to introduce two adorations, a separate one
20 Anathem,  9 |      brought together from the two, and so worships Christ,
21 Anathem,  12|        a man and his wife: The two shall become one. Among