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1 2 |        nature-"who being in the form of God.... emptied himself,
2 2 |     emptied himself, taking the form of a servant, being made
3 6 |         closest bonds, so as to form one society, one kingdom,
4 8 |       not designate any special form of heresy, but declares
5 14| scattered, and would in no wise form one body and one flock. "
6 15|         the lambs and the sheep form the whole of the Church" (
7 15|        such thought, since this form of government was constituted
8 16|      described the exemplar and form of the Church as divinely