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 1   1, 10|         should be asserted to be born not of God the Father, but
 2   1, 16|          in the essence which is born of essence, seeing that
 3   1, 16|   essence, seeing that it is not born unlike (and that because
 4   1, 16|  likeness of the essence that is born and that besets, that is,
 5   1, 16|      possessed. And thus what is born of essence, as life of life,
 6   1, 17|   created, how could she be also born? For all birth, of whatever
 7   1, 17|  corporeal childbearing, but was born perfect God of perfect God;
 8   1, 18|      possesses a nature that was born and not created, Wisdom
 9   1, 18|    perfection: for the Son being born of God without any change
10   1, 18|         any change in God, is so born of the Father as to be created;
11   1, 20|      something other than God is born of God, and who suppose
12   1, 22|      excludes birth. For what is born has a father who caused
13   1, 22|     divinity of Him who is being born is inseparable from that
14   1, 22|         the other hand He who is born and He who begets cannot
15   1, 22|         Father so that He who is born and He who begets can be
16   1, 23|        natures, though He who is born and He who begets Him cannot
17   1, 23|         be one Person, He who is born and He who begets cannot
18   1, 24|        to be with God than to be born.~XI. "And if any one says
19   1, 26|      considered not to have been born at all. Wherefore, lest
20   1, 27|        that the Son could not be born. ~
21   1, 29|         down from above, and was born of a virgin according to
22   1, 33|       doubting that whole God is born of whole God. For the nature
23   1, 33|      Father ever abides, the Son born of Him also subsists; He
24   1, 33|          nature from which He is born is not changed; but the
25   1, 33|          alter, since in Him was born the image of the Father'
26   1, 33|          being shews that He was born, and the fact that He always
27   1, 34|      sake was incarnate, and Was born of the holy Virgin, who
28   1, 35|        who said that the Son was born of some other substance
29   1, 35|    cannot be doubted that He was born with those qualities which
30   1, 37|          perfect that He who was born of the substance of God
31   1, 37|          the substance of God is born also of His purpose and
32   1, 37| perfection of the essence of God born from the essence of God.
33   1, 38|         Christ our Lord, who was born of the Father before all
34   1, 38|        sake took a body, And was born of the holy Virgin, And
35   1, 38|       God, or a part of Him, was born of Mary: let him be anathema.~
36   1, 38|         any man say that the Son born of Mary was, before born
37   1, 38|         born of Mary was, before born of Mary, Son only according
38   1, 38|           and denies that He was born of the Father before the
39   1, 38|          says that the man alone born of Mary is the Son: let
40   1, 38|      saying that God and Man was born of Mary, understands thereby
41   1, 38|        man says that the Son was born against the will of the
42   1, 38|        from the time that He was born of Mary did He gain the
43   1, 40|    therefore nothing else can be born in Him but all that is God;
44   1, 41|     which God the Son of God was born before time. For since we
45   1, 41|       God, or a part of Him, was born of Mary: let him be anathema."~
46   1, 42|       God, or a part of Him, was born of Mary. The danger was
47   1, 42|           and denies that He was born of the Father before the
48   1, 43|       God, existed before He was born in bodily form, some assert
49   1, 43|      existence some day by being born of the Virgin, He was announced
50   1, 43|        foreknowledge rather than born and existent before the
51   1, 43|     Only-begotten Son of God was born of the Father before all
52   1, 43|         merely predestined to be born.~VI. "If any man says that
53   1, 45|       the Son who is perfect God born before time began was the
54   1, 45|         as He who was afterwards born as Man. Therefore the Catholic
55   1, 46|          says that the man alone born of Mary is the Son: let
56   1, 46|   declare that the Son of God is born of Mary without declaring
57   1, 46|      saying that God and Man was born of Mary, understands thereby
58   1, 49| impossible essence, though it is born~~~~~~XIII. "If any man says
59   1, 51|     Only-begotten God the Son is born, and draws His divine Being
60   1, 57|          divinity of Him who was born of Himself with an essence
61   1, 58|        to be: but the Son who is born of God has such a personality
62   1, 58|        man says that the Son was born against the will of the
63   1, 60|          essence which cannot be born. Therefore our holy faith
64   1, 60|        from the time that He was born of Mary did He gain the
65   1, 64|     subject to the other because born of the other. The Father
66   1, 69|      unbegotten, that the Son is born, that He draws His personal
67   1, 69|     spring from nothing, but was born. He is not incapable of
68   1, 69|          image; the image of God born of God to be God. He is
69   1, 69|    Person but in nature, for the Born and the Begetter have nothing
70   1, 70|          to hear that Christ was born of Mary unless I also hear,
71   1, 73|         Son of the Father, He is born of Him: this fact alone
72   1, 78|        we cannot know how He was born, can we refuse to know even
73   1, 78|           that God the Son being born not of another substance
74   1, 82|      might not be asserted to be born of the substance of God
75   1, 83|          Christ, the Son of God, born of the Father, Only-begotten,
76   1, 83|     Light, Very God of very God, born not made, of one substance
77   1, 83|       was not, And before He was born He was not, And that He
78   1, 83|         two Persons, but the Son born of the substance of the
79   1, 83|       our common faith, it says, Born not made, of one substance
80   1, 83|        The Son is declared to be born of the substance of the
81   1, 83|        made: lest while the word born implies His divinity, the
82   1, 83|      Person, but that the Son is born of the substance of God
83   1, 83|           since the Son could be born with no substance but that
84   1, 84|          Holy Spirit was Himself born of the Holy Spirit; lest
85   1, 87|          unlike, not divided but born, and that the Son has a