Canon

 1 1|          indeed but one essense, substance, or nature absolutely simple;
 2 2|         neither is it essense or substance or nature, though he concedes
 3 2|       Ghost are one essense, one substance, and one nature. But he
 4 2|          is that entity, namely, substance, essense, or divine nature,
 5 2|          imparted to Him His own substance, as He Himself testifies: "
 6 2|        gave to Him a part of His substance and retained a part for
 7 2|      part for Himself, since the substance of the Father is indivisible,
 8 2|        begetting transferred His substance to the Son, as if gave it
 9 2| otherwise He would cease to be a substance. It is evident, therefore,
10 2|       without any diminution the substance of the Father and thus the