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 1 1,1|     those things which transcend human consideration. ~We confess,
 2 2  |          which he assumed from a human being, and which he animated
 3 2  |          sin, enriching what was human, not impairing what was
 4 2  |      flesh is a manifestation of human nature; the Virgin's child-bearing
 5 2  |       and to sleep, is evidently human. But to satisfy five thousand
 6 2  |           but in the weakness of human nature. Wherefore we all,
 7 2  | properties of the Divine and the human nature might be acknowledged
 8 2  |       Jesus, but to separate the human nature from him, and to
 9 5  |         as he ever does, for the human race, has raised up this
10 5  |        of a reasonable soul and [human] body consisting, consubstantial
11 6,1|     August 8, 449. It was not in human nature to forget this; but