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 1 Anathem,  4 |         if anyone says that this union is only a sort of synonymity,
 2 Anathem,  4 |        the holy fathers that the union occurred of the Word of
 3 Anathem,  4 | intellectual soul, and that this union is by synthesis or by person,
 4 Anathem,  4 |         anathema. The notion of "union" can be understood in many
 5 Anathem,  4 |  Eutyches have asserted that the union is produced by a confusing
 6 Anathem,  4 |      division, have brought in a union which is only by affection.
 7 Anathem,  4 |           states her belief in a union between the Word of God
 8 Anathem,  4 |          synthesis, that is by a union of subsistence. In the mystery
 9 Anathem,  4 |        the mystery of Christ the union of synthesis not only conserves
10 Anathem,  7 |    natures of which an ineffable union has been made without confusion,
11 Anathem,  7 |        by nature, even after the union, as this had been made in
12 Anathem,  7 |        is not compromised by the union (for he is one from both
13 Anathem,  8 |        confesses a belief that a union has been made out of the
14 Anathem,  8 |       divine and human natures a union was made according to subsistence,
15 Anathem,  12|        Theodore claimed that the union of God the Word to Christ
16 Anathem,  13|       stated their belief in the union according to subsistence