Council,  Canon

 1   1    |          Father, that is, of the substance [ek tes ousias] of the Father,
 2   1    |   begotten not made, of the same substance with the Father [homoousion
 3   1    |    another hypostasis or another substance [than the Father], or that
 4   3    |     human being with a humanlike substance, apart from the conjoined
 5   3    |        to be one with respect to substance, a perfect God the same,
 6   3    |         Himself, with respect to substance and substantiality flesh
 7   3    |        the union with respect to substance either as unattainable or
 8   3    |    become united with respect to substance, the Logos is said to have
 9   4    | concurring in one person and one substance. Not being divided or parted
10   8    |         down in adoration to the substance (or hypostasis) of the one
11   8”,23|       the unity, with respect to substance, of the God Logos — which
12   8”,23|          thing as to say the one substance of Christ as revealed by
13   8”,23|      same Christ with respect to substance, a real God, and a real
14   8”,23|        The union with respect to substance, however, according to the
15   8”,23|       the union, with respect to substance, in Christ signifies both
16   8”,23|       unconflated and the single substance with respect to which these
17   8”,23| Concerning union with respect to substance, see also the Footnotes
18   8”,23|     having received being in the substance of the God Logos. For this
19   8”,23|    account of the nature and the substance of the God Logos which was
20   8”,23|          I mean, with respect to substance, and the view concerning
21   8”,23|         of Christ and of the one substance of Christ in a manner at
22   8”,23|          in point of essence and substance in the sense of substratum.
23   8”,23|         conception that the word substance or (hypostasis) is also