Canon

 1 1 |       one essense, substance, or nature absolutely simple; the Father (
 2 1 |    indeed created by God good by nature but they became bad through
 3 2 |          essense or substance or nature, though he concedes that
 4 2 |           one substance, and one nature. But he says that such a
 5 2 |    substance, essense, or divine nature, which alone is the principle
 6 2 |         Persons who unity in the nature. Though, therefore, the
 7 2 |  implying a unity of identity in nature; as the Truth says in another
 8 2 |     perfect by the perfection of nature, namely, each in his own
 9 3 | consideration being given to the nature of the suspicion and the
10 21|     sinner and the sin, from the nature of which he may understand
11 38|      denial, because by the very nature of things there is no direct
12 48|          the distance, time, and nature of the business; if h does
13 51|          three years and, if the nature of their offense demands
14 65|    service till something in the nature of a gift comes into their