Document,  Chapter

 1  3,3|    same name separately to a different one born of a woman; but
 2  3,3|      God. And not to any man different from him do we assign the
 3  3,3|   not the Son; but he is not different from him; for he is called
 4  3,4| though the Only-begotten was different from Christ, they are thinking
 5  3,4|   him as God, and yet as two different things, the one with the
 6  4  |     man born of a woman, yet different from him (idikws anqrwpon),
 7  4  |    our profession, but a man different from him; who was born of
 8  5  | canons" and the "letter" are different, yet that their grammatical
 9  6  |    to write, or to compose a different (eteran) Faith as a rival
10  6  |      shall dare to compose a different faith, or to introduce or
11  6,1| clear that egeran must mean "different," "contradictory," and not "
12  6,1|  Christian Faith, altogether different from the Creed of Constantinople,
13  6,1|   divinity changed itself in different manners to unite itself