Book, Chapter

 1      I, 7 |       Creator's handwork. If an identity of names affords a presumption
 2    III, 6 | acknowledge the Son through the identity of their natural substance;
 3    III, 7 | appearance, owing to the Lord's identity of aspect; because He is
 4     IV, 10|         be regarded as a simple identity of names; and yet we have
 5     IV, 10|  occurrence along with a casual identity of names. For it is of pure
 6     IV, 10|     does not appear whereby the identity may be occasioned. And therefore,
 7     IV, 10|     another in whom there is an identity of name, but not of appellation,
 8     IV, 10|        of appellation, then the identity of name even looks suspicious
 9     IV, 10|      claimed without reason the identity of appellation. And it follows
10     IV, 35|      the apple of my eye." Such identity of care proceeds from one
11      V, 9 |     revival in Christ concur in identity of substance with our mortality
12      V, 10|    severally alike, and have an identity of either name, or substance,