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 1  Theses           |         pertain to man are rightly said of~God, and, on the other
 2  Theses           |           which pertain to God are said of~man.~[ETML:S:paragrafo]
 3  Theses           |          in the abstract (as it is said) of~human nature [in abstractis
 4  Theses           |      paragrafo]6. For it cannot be said, Christ is thirsty, a servant,
 5  Theses           |        humanity, even though it is said: Christ is divinity.~[ETML:
 6  Theses           |            since a ~errantly it is said that Christ was created.~[
 7  Theses           |          it would have been better said, "The Word was incarnate,"
 8  Theses           |             and everything that is said of Christ, are new words.~[
 9  Theses           |            more heretical could be said than that human~nature is
10  Theses           |            S:paragrafo]48. This is said monstrously and nearly forces
11  Theses           |       words, as~St. Jerome rightly said when he was provoked by
12  Theses           |       paragrafo]63. Here it may be said: If you are lying, even
13    Disp, Pre      |        done by the human nature is said also~to be done by the divine
14   Disp2,  II      |        Therefore~it is not rightly said that the man Christ created
15   Disp2,  II      |        Therefore it is not rightly said that a man created the world.~ ~
16   Disp2,  II      |          the same things are truly said~of God and man [sunt eadem
17   Disp2, VII      |        implies, and yet, as I have said, this kind of speech is
18   Disp2,  IX      |           Father?" Therefore it is said that he~who touches the
19   Disp2, XII      |            Therefore it is~rightly said that Christ is humanity.~ ~
20   Disp2, XIII     |         same~principle it could be said: Christ was made humanity.~ ~
21   Disp2,  XV      |       person. When therefore it is said that "the divinity died,"
22   Disp2, XVII     |          or blackness, this is not said properly or aptly, but we
23   Disp2, XXI      |         Argument: If it is rightly said that Christ is thirsty and
24   Disp2, XXI      |           dead, it is also~rightly said that he is thirst and death,
25   Disp2, XXI      |        thirst and death, for it is said in the Psalm itself: ~"I
26   Disp2, XXI      |            seems that it should be said that Christ is death and~
27   Disp2, XXI      |           hold here. And as I have said, we~must retain the patterns
28   Disp2, XXII     |          If that which is worse is said of Christ, so too must that
29   Disp2, XXII     |            that which~is better be said. Death is better than sin.
30   Disp2, XXIII    |       minor premise, because it is said [in the Creed] that~Christ
31   Disp2, XXV      |       condemned, even~though it is said that Christ is divinity.~ ~[
32   Disp2, XXV      |           synonyms. You [vos] have said that humanity signifies
33   Disp2, XXV      |         and philosophy. If it were said that the divine person~assumed
34   Disp2, XXV      |            Therefore it is rightly said that the Word~assumed human
35   Disp2, XXV      |           sense. "Man," when it is said of~Christ, is a personal
36   Disp2, XXVII    |          assumed a man. If it were said that the divine person assumed~
37   Disp2, XXVIII   |    Argument: Just as it is rightly said that Christ is created,
38   Disp2, XXVIII   |      created, so too it is~rightly said that Christ is a creature. "
39   Disp2, XXX, a   |         pertain to man are rightly said of God, and those~things
40   Disp2, XXXIII, b| philosophical way. But~creature is said of Christ theologically.