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 1  Theses           |         paragrafo]4. It is true to say: This man created the world,
 2  Theses           |        Thus some are not afraid to say: Christ is a creature, since
 3  Theses           |           foolishly scoff [when we say] that Christ according to
 4  Theses           |        paragrafo]27. For those who say that Christ is a creature
 5  Theses           |         ETML:S:paragrafo]47. These say that the human nature was
 6  Theses           |           limps and never (as they say) runs on all four feet.~[
 7  Theses           |        this is unpleasing, let him say: The Ethiopian has~white
 8  Theses           |            lying, even in what you say~truly, you lie; on the other
 9  Theses           |            truth, even in~what you say falsely, you speak the truth.~[
10    Disp, Pre      |       names no one. ~If he were to say such things to me, I would
11    Disp, Pre      |            when~you imply that] we say that Christ is not the Lord
12    Disp, Pre      |       these frivolous calumnies to say to~him: "You, wicked man,
13    Disp, Pre      |         man, are a liar! We do not say that Christ is merely a~
14    Disp, Pre      |          when he~hears the Fathers say that Christ according to
15    Disp, Pre      |      purposes. Even if the Fathers say that Christ according to
16    Disp, Pre      | blasphemies of the Lutherans! They say that Christ is a creature,
17    Disp, Pre      |         should have added, that we say that Christ is a~creature
18   Disp2,  II      |           crowned on his~throne, I say, "This king was born of
19   Disp2,  II      |           that it is impossible to say different things [of the
20   Disp2,  II      |    humanity]. Therefore whatever I say of Christ as man, I also
21   Disp2,  II      |           of Christ as man, I also say~rightly of God, that he
22   Disp2,  II      |          in one person. That is to say,~Christ, the impassible
23   Disp2, VII      |         and I am not harmed if you say: Christ is thirst, humanity,~
24   Disp2,  XI      |    simpliciter_. Christians indeed say that Christ according to
25   Disp2, XIV      |          it does not matter if you say "a man created the world,"
26   Disp2,  XV      |         contradicts us. For~we too say that there is one God, and
27   Disp2, XVIII    |          asking~the question: "You say that I am good, and yet
28   Disp2, XXVII    |           this matter. Therefore I say that he~assumed a whole
29   Disp2, XXVII    |  particular person, [if we were to say] that~the Son of God assumed
30   Disp2, XXX, a   |           it is not permissible~to say that since Christ is thirsty,
31   Disp2, XXX, a   |             They think rightly who say that Christ is [not] a creature
32   Disp2, XXXII    |          without naming them. None say, as you claim, that Christ
33   Disp2, XXXIII, a|         Again:] Scripture does not say: "This man created the world;