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 1  1  |   unwilling to call the blessed Virgin Mother of God: and he decrees
 2  3,1|        of existence in the holy Virgin, for it needed not any second
 3  3,1|        a common man of the holy Virgin, and then the Word came
 4  3,1|       ventured to call the holy Virgin, the Mother of God, not
 5  3,1|         beginning from the holy Virgin, but because of her was
 6  3,3|        taking flesh of the holy Virgin, and having made it his
 7  3,3|        even in the bosom of his Virgin Mother, he filled all creation
 8  3,3|     common man born of the holy Virgin, lest Christ be thought
 9  3,3|      Power. ~And since the holy Virgin brought forth corporally
10  3,4|         that therefore the Holy Virgin is the Mother of God (Qeotokos),
11  3,4|       which he assumed from the Virgin Mary, and dwelt in it; and
12  3,4|   understand that the most holy Virgin was the parent not of a
13  3,4|         that God is born of the Virgin. ... Not God, but ~the temple
14  3,4|    language, called the blessed Virgin Theotocos. From whence the
15  3,4|    acknowledge that the blessed Virgin was truly and properly the
16  3,4|        by the Latins and so the Virgin was plainly named the Mother
17  3,4| Qeotokos, Mother of God, of the Virgin, Eccl." ~(b) It only remains
18  3,4|       man who was formed of the Virgin is the Only-begotten, who
19  3,4|   Gabriel announced to the holy Virgin the generation of the only-begotten
20  4  |        who was born of the holy Virgin, was called our apostle
21  6,1|      refused to honour the Holy Virgin, or St. John the Baptist,