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 1 Intro|        and the English; it has a word which is a general word
 2 Intro|          word which is a general word and is properly used of
 3 Intro|       any of his creatures, this word is proskunhsis; it has also
 4 Intro| proskunhsis; it has also another word which can properly be used
 5 Intro|         the most high, God, this word is latreia. When then the
 6 Intro|           Latin, nor English any word with this restricted meaning,
 7 Intro|       English will know what the word is in the original. ~Proskunw,
 8 Intro|       Testament that there is no word which refers alone to Divine
 9 2    |         deeds of war; the one by word, the other by their pencils;
10 2    |       was given power by God the Word himself to loose and to
11 2    |       wheat, that is to say tire word which nourisheth and which
12 2    |        we treated with guile the word of truth." But we, in all
13 2    |        his only-begotten Son and Word, through whom all things
14 3    |          divided the one Son and Word of God into two sons, and
15 3    |        also the flesh of God the Word, without any separation,
16 3    |       same time flesh of God the Word, so is the human soul also
17 3    |        soul also soul of God the Word, and both at the same time,
18 3    |   because it is the flesh of the Word of God, etc. ~(6) If anyone
19 3    |          image (karakthr) of the Word after ~the Incarnation with
20 3    |      ousia or hypostasis) of the Word, which cannot be depicted,
21 3    |        Incarnation he [i.e., the Word] cannot be depicted, let
22 3    |    united with the person of the Word from it, and endeavours
23 3    |    deified by its union with the Word, and thus separates it from
24 3    |        material colours, God the Word as a mere man, who, although
25 5    |       preserve her: and gave his word to this effect to his holy
26 5    |        in his name through their word. But some, not considering
27 5    |        so the incarnation of the Word of God is shown forth as
28 6    |      that it is repugnant to the word of God, and is opposed to
29 7    |          shall live." Now if the word of prophesy bids us keep
30 7    |        or paramonarius; or, in a word, who hath done anything
31 8    |      hands, gave forth that good word bidding us to assemble in
32 8    |        setting forth clearly the word of truth, and giving a brilliant
33 8    |          of Babylon. Of such the word of prophecy had before declared
34 8    |        the flames. Finally, in a word, having desecrated our churches,
35 8    |         The reason for using the word is, that it has a two-fold
36 8    |        and proskunew. Which last word implies salutation and strong
37 8    |       friends meet together. The word is not only made use of
38 8    |          lips. We grant that the word proskunhsis is frequently
39 8    |        latreias), since, being a word of many significations,
40 8    |        God, but does not add the word "only;" for veneration being
41 8    |           for veneration being a word of wide meaning is an ambiguous
42 11   |        and has merely translated word for word; and in such a
43 11   |       merely translated word for word; and in such a fashion that
44 11   |      Jerusalem, and in using the word omofulos he was but copying
45 11   |          Nice refused to use the word "homousios;" or with the
46 13   |        the passage says that the word colere can be applied to