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 1 1,1|            epistle. Concerning the Virgin Mother of God, we thus think
 2 1,1|         our salvation, of Mary the Virgin according to his humanity,
 3 1,1|         union, we confess the holy Virgin to be Mother of God; because
 4 1,1|        heaven, and not of the holy Virgin, I thought it necessary
 5 1,1|            affirming that the holy Virgin is Mother of God. But if
 6 1,1|          lie in saying "Behold the Virgin shall conceive and bear
 7 1,1|        Gabriel said to the Blessed Virgin: "Fear not, Mary, for thou
 8 1,1|          as just said, of the holy Virgin, yet God the Word came down
 9 2  |          of the Holy Ghost and the Virgin Mary." By which three clauses
10 2  |          of the Holy Ghost and the Virgin Mary." This birth in time
11 2  |        Ghost" within the womb of a Virgin Mother, who bore him as
12 2  |  declaration of Isaiah, "Behold, a Virgin shall conceive and bear
13 2  |         was brought forth from the Virgin's womb had the form of a
14 2  |            to the blessed and ever Virgin Mary said, "The Holy Ghost
15 2  |           God;" as if, because the Virgin's conception was caused
16 2  |          who gave fecundity to the Virgin, but it was from a body
17 2  |         Jesus Christ, as born of a Virgin's womb, imply that his nature
18 2  | manifestation of human nature; the Virgin's child-bearing is an indication
19 2  |           God took flesh from that Virgin of whom he was born; and
20 5  |      Qeotokos) in reference to the Virgin, while others, bringing
21 5  |           who was born of the holy Virgin Mary was a mere man, it
22 5  |             into the world] of the Virgin Mary, the Mother of God
23 6,6|             It is not lawful for a virgin who has dedicated herself
24 6,6| confitentibus, meaning, "if such a virgin or monk confess and repent