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 1 2|    eternally within the one Logos, i.e. within God<11>. Each
 2 2|   corresponding reason, its logos, which defines its genesis
 3 2|   its completion. ~The term Logos, with its long tradition
 4 2|   he moves according to his logos, otherwise he collapses
 5 3|   implanting the respective logos into man in his creation
 6 3|   union to be realized. Τhe Logos of God became "a perfect
 7 4| that the incarnation of the Logos was the προεπινοούμενον
 8 5|      he was begotten by the Logos in the Spirit to the divine
 9 5|     and eternal life of the Logos who dwelled in him<47>.
10 5|     gifts of the incarnated Logos once, through the sacraments,
11 5|  heavens through the divine Logos, who descended on earth