Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |            to Philip uttering these true and magnificent encomiums,
 2  3,1|         being brought together in a true union, there is of both
 3  3,1|           respect departed from the true statement of the faith,
 4  3,3|            substance of the Father, True God from True God, Light
 5  3,3|           the Father, True God from True God, Light from Light, through
 6  3,3|           be further doubt that the true Lamb died for us and on
 7  3,3| God-inspired Scriptures, and in the true confessions of the blessed
 8  3,4|           says that the Emmanuel is true God, and not rather God
 9  3,4|    simulated or shadowed forth; but true and like to ours. Amphilochius
10  3,4|          indeed, every Christian in true moral fellowship with him--
11  3,4|             ingenerate, God in man, true Life in death, Son of Mary
12  3,4|       Wherefore from these three, a true conception, nutrition, and
13  3,4|               Mother of God." It is true that some persons have thought
14  3,4|          Theodore did not suppose a true union of the two natures
15  3,4|           the same in virtue of the true unity of natures, and is
16  4  |       expression as consistent with true piety. But if he speaks
17  4  |             of idolatry, but be the true ~218 ~worshippers of God,
18  4  |            man, but the natural and true Son of God, made man, and
19  5  |             of the Holy Spirit. For true is that which we read, since
20  6  |           Ephesus [and the ~same is true of this first canon. Ed.] "
21  6,1|            and having set forth the true doctrine, they sum up. ~"
22  6,1|           that which, accepted as a true and indubitable crime, induced