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 1   1, 16| relinquish the property of His natural substance. For He only has
 2   1, 18|      second, which asserts His natural generation, crushes the
 3   1, 20|  truthfully utter to express a natural and genuine community of
 4   1, 20|        alien to Himself: for a natural birth does not admit of
 5   1, 20|        and degeneration of His natural essence.~VIII. "And if any
 6   1, 42|      exact similarity of their natural essence, has not repudiated
 7   1, 51|      the true character of His natural essence and because from
 8   1, 51|      the true character of His natural and exactly similar essence.~
 9   1, 57|     the idea of a diversity of natural essence in the Father and
10   1, 59|     forced at the bidding of a natural law. Nor was any substance
11   1, 67|        to mean the likeness of natural qualities and such a likeness
12   1, 67|       Son's birth and by their natural likeness is so free from
13   1, 73|       had not at his birth the natural essence of Adam? Nay, he
14   1, 73|     every son by virtue of his natural birth is the equal of his
15   1, 73|       father, in that he has a natural likeness to him. And with
16   1, 75|       authority of seeing. The natural might does not differ in
17   1, 88|     likeness belongs to a true natural connection. But when the
18   1, 88|  connection. But when the true natural connection exists, the o0moou/