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 1 1 |            of this doctrine of the unity he may fabricate a heresy.
 2 2 |        DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY AND UNITY, SOMETIMES CALLED THE DIVINE
 3 2 |            that All are of One, by unity (that is) of substance;
 4 2 |     guarded, which distributes the Unity into a Trinity, placing
 5 3 |         DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY IN UNITY RESCUED FROM THESE MISAPPREHENSIONS.~
 6 3 |            to be a division of the Unity; whereas the Unity which
 7 3 |          of the Unity; whereas the Unity which derives the Trinity
 8 3 |            One God; just as if the Unity itself with irrational deductions
 9 4 |                            IV. THE UNITY OF THE GODHEAD AND THE SUPREMACY
10 8 |         truth, the guardian of the Unity, wherein we declare that
11 12|            connected in the simple Unity, I ask you how it is possible
12 12|          did He then speak, in the Unity of the Trinity, as with
13 13|           PLURALITY OF PERSONS AND UNITY OF SUBSTANCE. THERE IS NO
14 13|         POLYTHEISM HERE, SINCE THE UNITY IS INSISTED ON AS A REMEDY
15 13|            at once restored to the Unity (of the Divine Nature),
16 14|            in virtue indeed of the unity, the Spirit of Him to whose
17 18|         gods being expelled by the unity of the Godhead, which nevertheless
18 18|     therefore, He attested His own unity, the Father took care of
19 19|            NOT OPPOSED TO THE TRUE UNITY OF GOD. IT IS OPPOSED ONLY
20 19|         purpose of vindicating the unity of God, that unity of His
21 19| vindicating the unity of God, that unity of His is preserved intact;
22 20|      without any infraction of the unity of the Godhead, and with
23 22|         singularity of number, but unity of essence, likeness, conjunction,
24 25|            are One,"in respect of] unity of substance not singularity
25 31|          in such a way as that His Unity might be believed in, after