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 1   Text, XI    |        Reason admit us to equal a Begotten Substance to that which
 2   Text, XII   |           Son, for he is the Only begotten, concerning which it were
 3   Text, XII   |       have stil'd the Son a Being Begotten, and a Being Made, and by
 4   Text, XII   |      affirm the Son to be a Being Begotten, according to the Doctrine
 5   Text, XII   |       Production, but that he was begotten before all things, by the
 6   Text, XIII  |          was in being before, was begotten; which does not only exceed
 7   Text, XIV   |  Character of Son, and of a Being Begotten, will not admit that of
 8   Text, XIV   |       this other Being is nam'd a Begotten Substance, and is call'd
 9   Text, XV    |       when he was not before, was begotten. Not thereby intending that
10   Text, XV    |        John, that all things were begotten by him,4 that Power of Creation
11   Text, XV    |           Power of Creation being begotten together with him; whence
12   Text, XV    |          by him. For he alone was begotten and created by the Power
13   Text, XVII  |          name. For he is a Being, begotten and made by a Being, which
14   Text, XVIII |    Substance to the Being that is begotten, according as happens among
15   Text, XVIII |           that the Son is a Being Begotten, and a Being Made, and are
16   Text, XIX   |       pretend that Unbegotten and Begotten are so intirely different
17   Text, XIX   |           is either Unbegotten or Begotten; and we ask whether when.
18   Text, XIX   |  Unbegotten Being, and of a Being Begotten, it signifies differently,
19   Text, XIX   |       between an Unbegotten and a Begotten Being, so much difference
20   Text, XIX   |           equivalent to that of a Begotten Being, and yet they will
21   Text, XX    |        all Laws, to that which is Begotten, and is subservient to the
22   Text, XX    |        the Being made by the Only Begotten, and is satisfy'd of the
23   Text, XX    |         Supereminence of the Only Begotten; he will thence perceive
24   Text, XXI   |         to be the God of the Only begotten. For says he, I go unto
25   Text, XXII  |   Unbegotten, the Son is his Only Begotten, because he alone is a Being
26   Text, XXII  |       because he alone is a Being begotten by the Unbegotten Being:
27   Text, XXIV  |        Father, not as comparing a Begotten Being with that which is
28   Text, XXIV  |        but as owning him the Only begotten, and First-born of the Father :
29   Text, XXV   |          the Son, and yet a Being begotten. For our Lord is but One;
30   Text, XXVII |         For neither is the Father Begotten, nor the Son Unbegotten:
31   Text, XXVII |        that is he truly call'd, a Begotten Being, an Obedient Son,
32   Text, XXVIII|         Substance to him that was begotten; for God is incorruptible,
33   Text, XXVIII| impossible that a Being should be begotten which has its Substance
34   Text, XXVIII|           the Son of God, a Being begotten of him that is unbegotten;
35   Text, XXVIII|        like other beings that are begotten: a Being created by him