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 1   1, 11|          and God, as we read took flesh, that is, a body, that is,
 2   1, 38|         hearing The Word was made Fleshthinks that the Word was
 3   1, 38|         Word was transformed into Flesh, or says that He suffered
 4   1, 38|         suffered change in taking Flesh: let him be anathema.~XII. "
 5   1, 47|         hearing The Word was made Flesh thinks that the Word was
 6   1, 47|         Word was transformed into Flesh, or says that He suffered
 7   1, 47|         suffered change in taking Flesh: let him be anathema."~
 8   1, 48|       fact that the Word was made Flesh, the Word, in becoming Flesh,
 9   1, 48|      Flesh, the Word, in becoming Flesh, has not lost through being
10   1, 48|        has not lost through being Flesh what constituted the Word,
11   1, 48|           become transformed into Flesh, so as to cease to be the
12   1, 48|       Word; but the Word was made Fleshin order that the Flesh might
13   1, 48|       made Fleshin order that the Flesh might begin to be what the
14   1, 48|           Else whence came to His Flesh miraculous power in working,
15   1, 48|      knowing no change, when made Flesh lost nothing of the prerogatives
16   1, 49|          Word, though He was made Flesh, was nevertheless not transformed
17   1, 49| nevertheless not transformed into Flesh. Though these kinds of suffering
18   1, 49|       affect the infirmity of the flesh, yet ú God the Word when
19   1, 49|          ú God the Word when made Flesh could not change under suffering.
20   1, 49|          of every kind causes all flesh to change through sensitiveness
21   1, 49|        But the Word that was made Flesh, although He made Himself
22   1, 49|         and yet the Word was made Flesh, such pains found in Him