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 1  2,2 |      changes took place in the nature of the functions and the
 2  2,2 |   early childhood Julian loved nature, especially the sky. In
 3  2,3 |    streets. The problem of the nature of the Son of God had aroused
 4  2,4 |    Jesus Christ with his human nature was to be conceived. In
 5  2,4 | independence of Christ’s human nature both before and after its
 6  2,4 |      its union with the divine nature. As long as this doctrine
 7  2,4 |      independence of the human nature in Jesus Christ. Nestorius’
 8  2,4 |    preponderance of the divine nature over the human in Jesus
 9  2,4 |       possessed but one—divine—nature. This new teaching was called
10  2,4 |      μονος, “one,” and φυσις, “nature”). Monophysitism made great
11  2,5 |  firmly to the doctrine of one nature. The firm orthodox policy
12  2,5 |        Christ was “of the same nature with the Father in the Godhead
13  2,5 |   Godhead and also of the same nature with us in the manhood.”
14  2,5 |        use of the phrases “one nature” or “two natures” and did
15  3,2 |       of her love to many men. Nature had endowed her with beauty,
16  3,4 |        Quite different was the nature of the defensive wars in
17  3,5 |  collections were of a private nature and had no official sanction
18  3,8 |   Constantinople, detailed the nature and effects of the bubonic
19  3,15|     image, a being outside the nature of things that has aroused
20  3,15|        and inconsistent in its nature, gives enough basis, however,
21  3,16|    gives excellent data on the nature and ethnography of the countries
22  4,1 |       a vague, almost chaotic, nature that it was not yet possible
23  4,1 |     Christian faith similar in nature to other earlier heresies.
24  4,1 |    early Islam was tolerant in nature. The Koran states directly
25  4,1 |     new problems of a maritime nature. They had no fleet and were
26  4,1 |     lost their former sweeping nature. Some historians, for instance,
27  4,4 |       elegiac, and theological nature we might point out the Hexaemeron (
28  5,3 |       the seventh century; the nature of the lawbook, barbarian
29  5,4 |        their emperor. The true nature of the movement was thus
30  5,8 |   revolution of 802 was in its nature very rare in the annals
31  5,8 |       realism and the study of nature.[171] One important outcome
32  5,8 |     and in spite of the biased nature of the account, the work
33  5,8 |       that period, namely, the nature of monasticism itself, the
34  5,8 |   religious-canonic and social nature is of very great value for
35  5,8 |        adorn and dignify human nature attract the affection of
36  6,7 |         The severe and lasting nature of this insurrection caused
37  6,7 |        and internal enemies of nature, men, and good order, through
38  6,8 |       justify the antimilitary nature of Constantine’s administration.
39  6,8 |  disputes began concerning the nature of the reforms of the higher
40  6,8 |     did not appeal to Psellus’ nature. He left the monastery and
41  7,1 |        said, being a genius by nature, might have become the savior
42  7,4 |     men, and ornament of human nature,” often came to a dinner
43  7,4 |       some unalterable work of nature were beyond the envy and
44  8,7 |   mountainous and inaccessible nature of the country also served
45  8,10|        exterminate.~ In such a nature as Frederick’s, political
46  8,16|       his love and feeling for nature and, finally, his attitude
47  9,2 |       Elder (1282-1328), whom “nature had intended for a professor
48  9,7 |       have been established by nature, should be the common property
49  9,13|        with the problem of the nature of the light of Thabor,
50  9,13|     solving the problem of the nature of the light of Thabor.~
51  9,18|     endowed with such gifts of nature as no one of his contemporaries
52  9,18|   understand as thoroughly the nature of man himself as the system