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 1 2 |       but without sin, not from human seed, nor [that he dwelt]
 2 7 |       attributed to Christ ~ ~a human body ( swma ) and a human
 3 7 |       human body ( swma ) and a human soul (the ~ ~ yukhalogos ,
 4 7 |        synecdoche for the whole human nature. ~ ~In this way Apollinaris
 5 7 | connection of the Logos ~ ~with human flesh, that all the divine
 6 7 |      were transferred to the ~ ~human nature, and all the human
 7 7 |       human nature, and all the human attributes to the divine,
 8 7 |         divine and two parts ~ ~human were fused in the unity
 9 7 |      the Logos with a truncated human ~ ~nature might be itself
10 7 |      Logos in the place of rite human spirit in Christ. But he ~ ~
11 7 |        assumption of the entire human nature, ~ ~sin only excluded.
12 7 |        the incarnate Son had no human intellect or rational soul ~ ~(
13 10|         into relations with the human person of Jesus, who thus ~ ~