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 1 2|           soul the comfort of his divine mercy, and might lift me
 2 2|       tranquillity, taught by the divine benignity for the benefit
 3 2|           two natures, to wit the divine and the human, of which
 4 2|           propriety, and that the divine, has all filings that are
 5 2|          has all filings that are divine, without any sin. And we
 6 2|           operations, to wit, the divine and the human: the divine
 7 2|         divine and the human: the divine will and operation he has
 8 2|          and smites them with the divine wrath, which also in wars
 9 2|         the end, according to the divine promise of the Lord and
10 2|         received this ministry by divine designation, wishes to be
11 2|          two natures, to wit, the divine and the human, exist in
12 2|       natures (that is to say the divine and the human), even after
13 2|          human things, in others, divine, and still in others both
14 2|          the flesh, but the other divine. For his human will, out
15 2|         from the passion, but his divine will was ready for it. What
16 2|      wills, to wit, a human and a divine, when in him, even after
17 2|           On the meaning of which divine words ~blessed Augustine,
18 2|  introduce our infirmity into his divine nature, but would transfigure
19 2|           submit our wills to the Divine Will. From all which it
20 2|      angelic nature cannot have a divine or a human will, neither
21 2|         can a human nature have a divine or an angelic will. For
22 2|           substances, to wit, the Divine and human, united in his
23 2|          natural wills, viz.: the divine and the human, for his divinity
24 2|      believed to have naturally a divine will: And again, neither
25 2|          of his divinity, and his divine will was revealed to men
26 2|         as God such things as are divine, and as man such things
27 2|           will is either human or divine, or else composite from
28 2|        two natural wills, viz.: a divine and a human, for when St.
29 2|           follows) as well as his divine will, which was one and
30 2|     Father. If therefore he had a divine and a deified will, he had
31 2|       also two wills. For what is divine by nature has no need of
32 2|           is deified is not truly divine by nature. And when St.
33 2|          human will and another a divine will in Christ, what does
34 2|        two natures of Christ, the divine and the human, the proprieties
35 2|           be temporal or eternal, divine or human, uncreated or created:
36 2|           operations, to wit, the divine and the human, one uncreated,
37 2|         you have deigned to treat divine things with the fear of
38 2|    unconquerable fortitude to the divine majesty, than that those
39 2|          for such contempt in the divine examination of Christ before
40 6|         and orthodox Creed of the Divine grace would be sufficient
41 6|          rather as subject to his divine and omnipotent will. For
42 6|          moved but subject to the divine will, according to the most
43 6|        true God, that is to say a divine operation and a human operation,
44 6|       operation, according to the divine preacher Leo, who most distinctly
45 6|           will not exalt into the divine essence what is created,
46 6|       bring down the glory of the divine nature to the place suited
47 7|  tradition of the fathers and the divine definition of Chalcedon. ~
48 7|         letter the mystery of the divine word (qeolo gias). For the
49 7|       handed thee a confession of divine character, and a chart from
50 7| autocratic King, according to the divine decree, with the Omnipotent