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1 2 |     assumed human nature-"who being in the form of God.... emptied
2 2 | taking the form of a servant, being made in the likeness of
3 5 |     from whom the whole body, being compacted and fitly jointed
4 9 |     if we be in error, we are being deceived by Thee" (Richardus
5 9 |        all cause for doubting being removed, can it be lawful
6 12|      is preferred to all-that being the most perfect he should
7 12|      in whom all the building being framed together, groweth
8 12|     For Christ is by His very being an immovable rock; Peter
9 13|  Council of Ephesus, no voice being raised in dissent, recalls: "