Document,  Chapter

 1  3,1|  the Word having personally united to himself flesh animated
 2  3,1|    salvation, he personally united to himself an human body,
 3  3,1|  has not said that the Word united to himself the person of
 4  3,1|   the Word being personally united is said to be born according
 5  3,3|   two natures were mutually united in him only through a sharing
 6  3,3|     God, and when he became united to his Flesh, he made it
 7  3,3| have already said, since he united to himself hypostatically
 8  3,4|    us, that is, that he has united himself to a like nature
 9  3,4| Mary by the Holy Spirit was united to the Godhead;" but it
10  3,4|   Word of God the Father is united hypostatically to flesh,
11  3,4|  that it has been partially united with the flesh; or ascribes
12  3,4| expressly: "The two natures united together make only one Person,
13  3,4|     to have raised the body united to himself to its full height
14  3,4|    Emmanuel, that a man was united and associated with God,
15  3,4|   Lord as man was bound and united with God only by a communion
16  4  |   sacrifice between him who united [the Word] and him who was
17  4  |   the Word] and him who was united [the manhood] referring
18  4  |    to another person who is united to him [i.e., the Word]
19  4  |     that the flesh which is united with God the Word is by
20  5  |  the divine presence at the united intercession of such a multitude