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 1   1, 13|        inasmuch as every image is similar in species to that of which
 2   1, 15|    indistinguishable and entirely similar. For since He is the Only-begotten
 3   1, 15|           should be of an essence similar in species and nature. Or
 4   1, 15|   affecting their nature with its similar genus, when the Son subsisting
 5   1, 16|           Himself a nature wholly similar to His original, because
 6   1, 19|       they do not understand that similar might can only be the result
 7   1, 19|           only be the result of a similar nature. For a lower nature
 8   1, 19|     essence unlike Himself but of similar activity; for speaking profane
 9   1, 36|         the real character of the similar substance in each: since
10   1, 37|   substance of their nature being similar in each. The faith of the
11   1, 42|         on account of the exactly similar substance of the undivided
12   1, 51|        who is begotten is exactly similar to the essence of Him who
13   1, 51|          one name for the exactly similar nature. That the Son is
14   1, 51|           His natural and exactly similar essence.~XVIII. "If any
15   1, 54|          nature, which is exactly similar, the Son has frequently
16   1, 64|          subsistent Person, but a similar substance in both Persons.
17   1, 64|  dissimilar natures, but a wholly similar essence belonging to one
18   1, 64|        their nature is mutual and similar because equal: we do not
19   1, 69|        the essence of His exactly similar substance. God is not one
20   1, 71|           the fact that there are similar Persons and not a solitary
21   1, 72|          if I say the Persons are similar, I mean that I compare what
22   1, 72| difference between those that are similar and those that are equal?
23   1, 73|      likeness betokens an exactly similar essence. Therefore every
24   1, 75|           are equal, or deny that similar things are equal, for things
25   1, 76|          Son is one because it is similar, and that it is similar
26   1, 76|           similar, and that it is similar because they are one.77.
27   1, 76|          in Greeko0moou/sion, and similar substance or o0moiou/sion,
28   1, 87|      between being of one or of a similar substance. The word o0moou/
29   1, 90|    believed that nothing could be similar according to nature unless