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 1 1,1|        humanity; for there became a union of two natures. Wherefore
 2 1,1| understanding of this ~252 ~unmixed union, we confess the holy Virgin
 3 1,1|          which we say the ineffable union was made. ~Will your holiness
 4 2  |        there is no illusion in this union, while the lowliness of
 5 2  |           of two natures before the union, but after the union I confess
 6 2  |            the union, but after the union I confess one nature;" I
 7 5  |      natures of our Lord before the union, conceiving that after the
 8 5  |           conceiving that after the union there was only one. ~Following
 9 5  |            being taken away by such union, but rather the peculiar
10 6,9|        Constantinople, who then, in union with the then present bishops
11 6,9|            to the Nicene decree, in union with your faithful piety,