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 1 1 |            incarnate and was made ~man. He suffered and the third
 2 3 |       declared to be ~ gennh os as man and ~ a , ennhtos as God,
 3 4 |            case was different if a man was born an eunuch ~or had
 4 4 |             before Origen, a young man had desired to be mutilated
 5 4 |      praises nor blames this young man: he only relates that he
 6 10|          has declared that such a ~man ought not to be a bishop.
 7 14|          the baptized person a new man, so ~ordination takes away
 8 18|        there is no instance of any man ~being refused baptism merely
 9 19|   maintained, to wit, that, if any man be at the point of death,
10 20|        often to rest upon the sick man's receiving with his mouth "
11 20|             truthfully to the sick man, The Body and Blood of the
12 24|           his own Church ~ordain a man belonging to another, without
13 28|           be anathematized and the man who is united to ~her."
14 28|           Early Church to teach a ~man or to nurse him in sickness
15 31|          they. Therefore let every man know ~his own rank, and
16 31|         marry some ~other faithful man, it is right for he; to
17 31|           her leaving the ~infidel man.] ~ ~CANON LXVIII.~Of giving
18 32|          Upper Thebais in Egypt, a man of a high ~reputation, who
19 32| intercourse). The intercourse of a man with his lawful wife may
20 33|            seem to be oppressing a man who has in fact received
21 33|          that, inasmuch as he is a man ~capable of committing again