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1 1| quasi-passion in a phantasmal shape merely; that a resurrection of
2 2|             such that they call Him merely Seth, and say that He was
3 3|              contending that He was merely human, without divinity;
4 5|        however, must be allowed not merely vain, but likewise dangerous,
5 6|            resurrection of the soul merely does he approve, denying
6 7|             of) the Gospel, and not merely more, but likewise better
7 8|           to affirm that Christ was merely a human being, but deny
8 8|            being Christ Himself was merely conceived alike, and born,