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 1 7 |        of the latter the divine Logos. In ~ ~opposition to the
 2 7 |        a mere connection of the Logos with the man ~ ~Jesus, he
 3 7 |       close a connection of the Logos ~ ~with human flesh, that
 4 7 |         a crucifixion of ~ ~the Logos, and a worship of his flesh.
 5 7 |        idea of the union of the Logos with a truncated human ~ ~
 6 7 |     Nicene homoousion as to the Logos, but denying the completeness ~ ~
 7 7 |      likewise put the ~ ~divine Logos in the place of rite human
 8 10| ascribed to ~ ~him was that the Logos was an impersonal Divine
 9 10|          contraction," when the Logos would retire from Jesus, ~ ~
10 10|         and the identity of the Logos with a pre-~ ~existing and
11 11|      that Jesus, on whom the ~ ~Logos rested with exceptional