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 1   1, 11|          cannot and ought not to say that there are two Gods,
 2   1, 12|   substance. When, therefore, we say that essence signifies nature,
 3   1, 13|          any one hearing the Son say, As the Father hath life
 4   1, 13|      have life in Himself, shall say that He who has received
 5   1, 17|                    17. Those who say that the Son of God is only
 6   1, 17|    opposed on the fact that they say they have read The Lord
 7   1, 17|        does in the next sentence say that she was also begotten,
 8   1, 19|        who make these assertions say about the omnipotence of
 9   1, 21|      delusion. For many heretics say that the Son is like the
10   1, 28|         that they were bidden to say nothing of the o0moou/sion.
11   1, 30|      sight of God and Christ, we say anathema to every heretical
12   1, 30|         anathema. And if any one say that the Son is a formation
13   1, 34|       sanctified.~"But those who say that the Son of God is sprung
14   1, 34|          Likewise also those who say that there are three Gods,
15   1, 36|      those are anathematized who say that there are three Gods:
16   1, 38|        in Him.~I. "But those who say that the Son is sprung from
17   1, 38|          And if any man dares to say that the Unborn God, or
18   1, 38|     anathema.~V. "And if any man say that the Son born of Mary
19   1, 39|       follows.~I. "But those who say that the Son is sprung from
20   1, 41|         since it is condemned to say that the Father and the
21   1, 41|         IV. "If any one dares to say that the Unborn God, or
22   1, 42|      each Person.~V. "If any man say that the Son existed before
23   1, 45|    heresy. Some have ventured to say that the Unborn God by expansion
24   1, 51|        was seen to be impious to say that there are two Gods:
25   1, 51|        as Photinus and Sabellius say, rain from Himself, as the
26   1, 52|         Holy Ghost the Paraclete say that He is the Unborn God:
27   1, 53|        For it is most impious to say that He who was sent by
28   1, 56|          contrary to religion to say that there are two Gods,
29   1, 56|     Nevertheless, since heretics say this, Catholics rightly
30   1, 63|          at Sirmium. Of Hosius I say nothing, I leave his conduct
31   1, 68|         substance we then really say that the Father and the
32   1, 68|          heretics mean when they say the substance is one: and
33   1, 71|          way? Let us believe and say that there is one substance,
34   1, 72|       thing as to be equal? If I say the divine nature is one
35   1, 72|        is undifferentiated: if I say the Persons are similar,
36   1, 74|      into ignorant ears. If they say that there is a difference
37   1, 74|          ask why they decline to say He is equal? In the above
38   1, 74| pronounced on any man who should say that the Father was Father
39   1, 83|       Holy Ghost.~"But those who say, There was when He was not,
40   1, 84|     found in fashion as a manand say Christ's body was only a
41   1, 84|         descend into hell should say that He would be in paradise
42   1, 88|                      89. But you say: `The ambiguity of the word
43   1, 90|      pronounce upon us if we now say anathema to them? What will