Book, Chapter

 1    III, 16|       him to bear as his usual appellation for the time to come. Since,
 2    III, 20|        then promised under the appellation of "the sure mercies of
 3     IV, 7 |      the question whether this appellation was suitable to one who
 4     IV, 10|       if He gives Himself that appellation which was provided in the
 5     IV, 10| understood as Him to whom (the appellation) was assigned by the prophet.
 6     IV, 10|  diversity. But as regards the appellation "Son of man," in as far
 7     IV, 10|     would receive an identical appellation, and there would be two
 8     IV, 10|  Jesuses. Therefore, since the appellation is the sole right of Him
 9     IV, 10|   identity of name, but not of appellation, then the identity of name
10     IV, 10| without reason the identity of appellation. And it follows that He
11     IV, 10|  receive both the name and the appellation; while the other is excluded,
12     IV, 10|        who has no right to the appellation, because he has no reason
13     IV, 10|     the name of Christ and the appellation of Son of man, even the
14     IV, 26|      whom it had received this appellation. His kingdom, therefore,
15      V, 15|      soul has its own peculiar appellation, not requiring the common
16      V, 17|      we shall recognize in the appellation the god of this world. For