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1 2|         will of the Saviour was deified through its union with the
2 2|        he had a human, although deified will, and this same he had (
3 2| therefore he had a divine and a deified will, he had also two wills.
4 2|     nature has no need of being deified; and what is deified is
5 2|      being deified; and what is deified is not truly divine by nature.
6 6|        destroyed because it was deified but continued in its own
7 6|       his human will, ~although deified, was not suppressed, but
8 6|  contrary to God but altogether deified." ~We glorify two natural