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1 Anathem,  7|   when speaking about the two natures, does not confess a belief
2 Anathem,  7|       signify a difference of natures of which an ineffable union
3 Anathem,  7|    anyone understands the two natures in the mystery of Christ
4 Anathem,  7|      his belief in the plural natures in the same lord Jesus Christ,
5 Anathem,  7|       the difference of those natures, of which he is composed,
6 Anathem,  8|      been made out of the two natures divinity and humanity, or
7 Anathem,  8|     from the divine and human natures a union was made according
8 Anathem,  8| confusion made of each of the natures into one another, but rather
9 Anathem,  9|      be worshipped in his two natures, and by that wishes to introduce