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 1    Int           |   anything evidently Christian in character.~Eunomius was considered
 2   Text, I        |         overcome that reproachful Character which is already spread
 3   Text, VIII     |           exist. If therefore the Character of Unbegotten is not a bare
 4   Text, VIII     |           has shew'd: Nor is this Character of Unbegotten apply'd to
 5   Text, IX       |    wherein they both partake, the Character of Substance must be common
 6   Text, IX       |         as being willing that the Character of Unbegotten Substance
 7   Text, X        |          has a just Title to this Character of Onbegotten and not the
 8   Text, X        |         the Unity of God, and the Character of Unbegotten will be taken
 9   Text, XIV      |         existed before; since the Character of Son, and of a Being Begotten,
10   Text, XIX      | Difficulties. ~If therefore every Character of the Father, which concerns
11   Text, XIX      |         Only-begotten, that every Character must be equivalent to that
12   Text, XXIV     |    First-born, do not give us the Character of an Unbegotten Substance :
13   Text, XXIV     |         in him, altho he adds the Character of First-born: that when
14   Text, XXIV     |         is forc'd to own that the Character of Father is significative
15   Text, XXIV     |        let him attribute the like Character to the Son, to whom he has
16   Text, XXIV     |         each of them; we mean the Character of Son to the Father, and
17   Text, XXVII(22)|         all : and note Dr. Cave's Character of this Apologetick of Eunomius;