Document,  Chapter

 1  3,3|   him who begat him, for the Godhead is without quantity and
 2  3,3| dwelt all the fulness of the Godhead bodily"; but we understand
 3  3,4| assumed in order to make his Godhead visible, and to be found
 4  3,4|     Spirit was united to the Godhead;" but it was impossible
 5  3,4|    Christ, not in abstracto (Godhead and manhood), but in concreto (
 6  3,4|     were not ascribed to the Godhead, but to God, and vice versa. ~
 7  3,4|   rendering implied that the Godhead has its origin in Mary,
 8  3,4|   the same, it is not of the Godhead that Mary is the Mother,
 9  3,4|   outward appearance, so the Godhead and manhood in Christ appear
10  3,4|      in the flesh and in the Godhead; let him be anathema. ~ST.