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 1 2|       the various anxieties of human life, and while groaning
 2 2|      to wit the divine and the human, of which and in which he,
 3 2|        wit, the divine and the human: the divine will and operation
 4 2|  Father from all eternity: the human, he has received from us,
 5 2|      religion, not invented by human cunning, but which was taught
 6 2|        wit, the divine and the human, exist in him unconfused
 7 2|      to say the divine and the human), even after his admirable
 8 2|        forth in some instances human things, in others, divine,
 9 2|  suffering, because in him our human nature was complete, sin
10 2|   there are two wills, the one human which is the will of the
11 2|      the other divine. For his human will, out of the weakness
12 2|       him two wills, to wit, a human and a divine, when in him,
13 2|      the Lord said this in his human nature, anyone will quickly
14 2|    have been understood of his human nature) but he says 'My
15 2|        have done except in his human nature, since he did not
16 2|  nature, but would transfigure human affection. For had he not
17 2|       is evident that he had a human will by which he obeyed
18 2|       had in himself this same human will immaculate from all
19 2|      cannot have a divine or a human will, neither can a human
20 2|      human will, neither can a human nature have a divine or
21 2|         to wit, the Divine and human, united in his one subsistence
22 2|       viz.: the divine and the human, for his divinity so far
23 2|       not be said to possess a human will, nor should his humanity
24 2|        a natural will; but his human will was lifted up by the
25 2|      as man such things as are human; and each must be truly
26 2|       that that will is either human or divine, or else composite
27 2|    wills, viz.: a divine and a human, for when St. Gregory Nazianzen
28 2|    Saviour," he shows that the human will of the Saviour was
29 2|        he proves that he had a human, although deified will,
30 2|       should be understood one human will and another a divine
31 2|       all of them, hunting for human craftiness and cunning questions
32 2|     Christ, the divine and the human, the proprieties of each
33 2| temporal or eternal, divine or human, uncreated or created: the
34 2|      both God and man, wrought human things on earth, likewise
35 2|       if (as is the truth) the human acts which Christ did are
36 2|        wit, the divine and the human, one uncreated, and the
37 2|    Redeemer and Saviour of the human race yet he suffered injury,
38 2|     vouchsafed to grant to the human race through your God-accepted
39 6|       poison of death upon the human race, has not desisted,
40 6|       of a reasonable soul and human body subsisting; consubstantial
41 6|       heretics assert, but his human will follows and that not
42 6|      te kai logw), so also his human will, ~although deified,
43 6|       a divine operation and a human operation, according to
44 6|       for the salvation of the human race. ~These firings, therefore,
45 7|     For should we say that the human nature of our Lord is without
46 7|   constitutes the integrity of human nature except the essential