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1  3,2|    is hardly anything on the subject in the Acts. But in the
2  3,2|  close this treatment of the subject in the words of Denziger,
3  3,3|       he also became man and subject to God, according to the
4  3,3|   that he is equally with us subject to God; thus he became under
5  3,3|    his own nature he was not subject to suffering, yet he suffered
6  6  |      but he shall himself be subject in all things to those very
7  6  | bibliographical table on the subject. St. Augustine. St. Jerome.
8  6  |     The English works on the subject are so well known to the
9  6  |       but it is altogether a subject of wonder that in the Codex