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 1 2|            say, we confess his two natures, to wit the divine and the
 2 2|           confess that each of his natures has its own natural propriety,
 3 2|          that each one (of the two natures) of the one and the same
 4 2|            For when we confess two natures and ~ ~two natural wills,
 5 2|          Lord Jesus Christ has two natures so also he has two natural
 6 2|           one operation of the two natures in the one Jesus Christ
 7 2|   inseparable union, unite the two natures which they acknowledge that
 8 2|        Lord existing of and in two natures, and she maintains that
 9 2|         she maintains that his two natures, to wit, the divine and
10 2|    acknowledges that each of these natures of Christ is perfect in
11 2|          to the proprieties of the natures are double, because the
12 2|     perfect man, of two and in two natures: and after his wonderful
13 2|         God and men, there are two natures (that is to say the divine
14 2|        canonically confess the two natures of one and the same person,
15 2|   inseparable union, there are two natures according to the definitions
16 2|           clear that each of those natures which the spiritual Doctor
17 2|         Jesus Christ there are two natures and substances, to wit,
18 2|        take away the difference of natures as a result of the union,
19 2|      respect the difference of the natures of our Lord ~ ~Jesus Christ
20 2|        account of the union of the natures which was made hypostatically,
21 2|            the difference of those natures which were united in him,
22 2|          if the proprieties of the natures in the same our one Lord
23 2|          of the difference [of the natures], it is congruous that we
24 2|    heretics, viz.: that of the two natures of Christ, the divine and
25 2|        offence (aproskopos) of the natures which are joined in Christ
26 3| inseparably, the difference of the natures being by no means taken
27 3|            distinction between the natures united in him of which inconfusedly,
28 3|      confess that he truly has two natures or substances, viz.: the
29 4|            true God, there are two natures unconfusedly, unchangeably,
30 4|           one operation in the two natures of our one Lord Jesus Christ
31 6|           one operation in the two natures of Christ our true God,
32 6|           only-begotten Son of two natures un-confusedly, unchangeably,
33 6|           God, we say that his two natures shone forth in his one subsistence
34 7|          celebrated in two perfect natures without division and without
35 7|            And as we recognize two natures, so also we recognize two
36 7|         not say that either of the natures which are in Christ in his
37 7|           the proprieties of those natures, we likewise take away the
38 7|          we likewise take away the natures of which they are the proprieties.
39 7|           like as the union of two natures preserves for us one subsistence
40 7| subsistence, shewing itself in two natures, demonstrates as its own
41 8|         that, as of two and in two natures (to wit, the divinity and