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 1   1, 12|      hearing that the Son is the image of the invisible God, says
 2   1, 12|     invisible God, says that the image of God is the same as the
 3   1, 13|         names, inasmuch as every image is similar in species to
 4   1, 13|        to that of which it is an image. For no one is himself his
 5   1, 13|        no one is himself his own image, but it is necessary that
 6   1, 13|         it is necessary that the image should demonstrate him of
 7   1, 13| demonstrate him of whom it is an image. So an image is the figured
 8   1, 13|       whom it is an image. So an image is the figured and indistinguishable
 9   1, 13|           because the Son is the image of the Father: and he who
10   1, 13|         Father: and he who is an image, if he is to be truly an
11   1, 13|          if he is to be truly an image, must have in himself his
12   1, 13|        of the fact that he is an image.~II. "And if any one hearing
13   1, 14|          that the Son who is the image of the invisible God (whose
14   1, 14|         the invisible God (whose image is understood to include
15   1, 15| Only-begotten Son of God and the image of the invisible God, it
16   1, 15|     Father; since the Son is the image of the Father in species,
17   1, 15|       substance, and the Son and image of the invisible God embraces
18   1, 25|         time: lest He who is the image of God, who is the Word,
19   1, 25|    perfection that which is both image, and Word, and God. For
20   1, 25|        has lost the truth of the image and likeness: for that is
21   1, 27|     There the Son is the perfect image of the Father: there under
22   1, 27|        the Son is declared to be image of the Father in virtue
23   1, 27| substance from the Father, whose image He is: there on account
24   1, 29|          or alter, the unvarying image of the essence and might
25   1, 33|          or alter, the unvarying image of the Godhead and essence
26   1, 33|      nature. For though He is an image, yet the image cannot alter,
27   1, 33|          He is an image, yet the image cannot alter, since in Him
28   1, 33|        since in Him was born the image of the Father's essence,
29   1, 69|       Himself the source but the image; the image of God born of
30   1, 69|        source but the image; the image of God born of God to be
31   1, 73|         son according to his own image and according to his own
32   1, 73|       nature of his likeness and image which Adam begot in Seth?