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 1 2|   contend about these things as being uncertain, but, being certain
 2 2|        as being uncertain, but, being certain and unchangeable
 3 2|      clemency shall command, it being enjoined on them as a limitation
 4 2|     Christ must be confessed as being without a natural will;
 5 2|        propriety of each nature being kept intact. Wherefore,
 6 2|        by nature has no need of being deified; and what is deified
 7 2|       the whole Christian State being laid aside for a little
 8 2|         which are recognized as being preserved in Christ, that
 9 2|         most powerful dominion, being filled with admiration for
10 2|        nations of the Gentiles, being impressed by the terror
11 3|       Light, begotten not made, being of one substance with the
12 3|        truly made man, the same being very God and very man. God
13 3|       difference of the natures being by no means taken away by
14 3|      proprieties of each nature being preserved and concurring
15 3|    Moreover we were in hopes of being able to join to our humility
16 3|      were cognizant of what was being done, it might escape the
17 3|      that they may know what is being done in the cause of the
18 6|      opponent of evil doctrine, being reverentially led by this
19 6| peculiarities of neither nature being lost by the union but rather
20 6|      proprieties of each nature being preserved, concurring in
21 7| councils is set forth.]  Things being so, it was necessary that
22 7|  numerous assembly. ~Thereafter being inspired by the Holy Ghost,
23 8|        right path of orthodoxy, being in every way encouraged