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1 3 |          parallel clauses. Such ~language is not in accordance with
2 3 |        In the later ~theological language, therefore, the Son was ~
3 3 |          not responsible for the language of the Macrostich (De Synod.
4 3 |   applied to the ~Son. Hence the language of Epiphanius Haer. lxxiii.
5 5 |    religion"(Epist. 204-6). Such language, like ~Tertullian's "regula
6 18|          describes in proverbial language, probably borrowed from ~
7 25|  periculo"(Mansi, iii. 158). The language, ~however, when compared
8 25| supposition ~is supported by the language of the council of Orleans(
9 28|         We have already seen the language used by St. Paul and of