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 1 2|         wonderful and inseparable union, subsists. And we confess
 2 2|       other hand, the inseparable union, unite the two natures which
 3 2|      possesses, not however in an union which is recognized to be
 4 2|           after their inseparable union, and she acknowledges that
 5 2|          even after his admirable union, just as we canonically
 6 2|        even after the inseparable union, there are two natures according
 7 2| recognized through the hypostatic union of the one and the same
 8 2|        natures as a result of the union, but confess one Christ,
 9 2|          even after the admirable union. Because, though they taught
10 2|        one, yet on account of the union of the natures which was
11 2|          him, after the admirable union. Therefore if the proprieties
12 2|           was deified through its union with the Word, and therefore
13 2|     Christ through the hypostatic union. We now proceed to cite
14 3|           means taken away by the union, but rather the proprieties
15 3|         even after the hypostatic union: for neither was the Word
16 3|       nature preserving after the union its own proper character
17 6|          nature being lost by the union but rather the proprieties
18 7|         as a man? For like as the union of two natures preserves