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 1  3,4|    on the Trinity and on the Incarnation to mere logomachies, and
 2  3,4|       Bright, St. Leo on the Incarnation, pp. 160, 161.) ~It is,
 3  3,4|     Catholic Doctrine of the Incarnation, and therefore the importance
 4  3,4|     the peculiar view of the Incarnation held by St. Cyril. Such
 5  3,4| Mother of God the Son in his incarnation, than any other earthly
 6  3,4|      with the economy of the Incarnation, and the measures of the
 7  3,4|    VI. ~If anyone, after the Incarnation calls another than Christ
 8  6  |  Ephesus, he that denied the incarnation of the Word, and they twain
 9  6  | denied the necessity of that incarnation and of the grace purchased
10  6  |     Charisius concerning the Incarnation of the Only-Begotten Son
11  6,1|    receive it faithfully the Incarnation of the Lord." Then, having
12  6,1|     of the mystery [i.e. the Incarnation], we cast it down, as we