Document,  Chapter

 1  3,3|      he was; but although he assumed flesh and blood, he remained
 2  3,3|   connexion as follows: "The assumed as well as the assuming
 3  3,4|   nature with ours, which he assumed from the Virgin Mary, and
 4  3,4|     the flesh, which he only assumed in order to make his Godhead
 5  3,4|    changed into the flesh he assumed. But Cyril rightly treated
 6  3,4| indwelling god; and that God assumed to himself human nature,
 7  3,4|    has not been unfrequently assumed that the word Theotocos
 8  3,4|      of the Logos and of the assumed manhood, in one Son, as
 9  3,4|      Logos dwells in the man assumed as in a temple." As a temple
10  3,4|   shall dare to say that the assumed man (analhfqenta) ought
11  3,4|     the Word of God, when he assumed flesh remaining what he
12  4  |   the human nature which was assumed by him at the end of days.