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 1   1, 2 |         write sound and faithful words to you as my fellow-bishops,
 2   1, 5 |          difficult to express in words my own belief as I understand
 3   1, 7 |         all the phrases and even words employed. If they be thought
 4   1, 8 |          through a mistake about words, even a hair's-breadth from
 5   1, 9 | suspicions and dissensions as to words, to give as complete an
 6   1, 12|        frequently to mention the words essence and substance, we
 7   1, 12|         the signification of our words. Essence is a reality which
 8   1, 16|           It any one hearing the words formed or created it and
 9   1, 18|     genuine and real. And so her words about creation and generation
10   1, 18|  likeness with the Father in the words, For as the Father hath
11   1, 19|       speaking profane and novel words against the essence of the
12   1, 20|         the mere sound of common words, such as the titles Father
13   1, 27|         of new phrases. In these words they decree the principles
14   1, 29|        truly a Holy Ghost, these words not being set forth idly
15   1, 32|          Father and Son. For the words to teach us that they are
16   1, 38|         because of the aforesaid words: let him be anathema. For
17   1, 38|    Eternal Only-begotten God the words, I am the first God, and
18   1, 50|         because of the aforesaid words: let him be anathema. For
19   1, 56|   Eternal Only-begotten God, the words, I am the first God, and
20   1, 57|    privilege of His essence. The words, Beside Me there is no God,
21   1, 57|          no other God. And these words of God the Father cannot
22   1, 57|          Father and the Son. The words, Beside Me there is no God,
23   1, 62|          comprehensible by a few words of human speech. Brevity
24   1, 62|   definitions and a profusion of words that the ordinary understanding
25   1, 63|      forgot his former deeds and words, and a fresh yet festering
26   1, 65|        that it is not belief but words that are lacking. Perhaps
27   1, 69|   threaten the faith, brevity of words must be employed sparingly,
28   1, 70|        let no one think that our words were meant to deny the one
29   1, 78|          that the meaning of the words was identical. Rustic bishops,
30   1, 78|        it cannot be expressed in words, is it therefore unknowable?
31   1, 78|         suffered? They avoid the words o0moou/sion and o0moiou/
32   1, 78|        to believe. What of those words, Jesus Christ the Son of
33   1, 84|      fear, we ought to erase the words of the Apostle, There is