Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,16|  Incarnation. It received in its Hypostasis, in the oneness of the Divine
 2 I, 1,16|        the oneness of the Divine Hypostasis, human~nature from the Virgin
 3 I, 2,9 |        the use of a third word, “Hypostasis.”~Some signified by this
 4 I, 2,9 |        to understand by the word Hypostasis the Personal attributes~
 5 II, 6,3|    revealed the dogma of the one Hypostasis of the Lord Jesus Christ
 6 II, 6,3|       Humanity composed a single~Hypostasis of the Lord Jesus Christ
 7 II, 6,3|       Divinity.~The unity of the hypostasis of Christ.~With the union
 8 II, 6,3|     Person, one~Personality, one Hypostasis. This is important to know
 9 II, 6,3|        God the Word…” The Divine Hypostasis is inseparable in a single
10 II, 6,3|          inseparable in a single Hypostasis~of the Word. This truth
11 II, 6,3|        truth of the unity of the Hypostasis of Christ as a Divine Hypostasis
12 II, 6,3| Hypostasis of Christ as a Divine Hypostasis is explained by St. John~
13 II, 6,4|        dogma of the unity of the Hypostasis of the Lord from the~moment
14 II, 6,4|         Incarnation — the Divine Hypostasis.~A. The Ever-Virginity of
15 App, 4 |        God.~The Son of God, as a Hypostasis of the Holy Trinity, contains