Part, Paragraph

 1   1, 11| questions concerning substance, called in Greek ou0si/a, that is,
 2   1, 11|         o0moou/sion, or what is called o0moiou/sion, there ought
 3   1, 20|      they are aware that God is called the Father of all creation,
 4   1, 20|         So the Father cannot be called Father of an alien substance
 5   1, 22|        and He who begets can be called one Person. Nor is He an
 6   1, 23|      that the one God should be called Son and Father to Himself.
 7   1, 27|        subsisting Person who is called both Father and Son: there,
 8   1, 32|      Father alone could be also called both Holy Ghost and Son.
 9   1, 36|   essence between them, each is called God, yet God must be believed
10   1, 45|       assuming manhood might be called Son. They denied that the
11   1, 51|         taught in that by being called Son He is made subject to
12   1, 54|          the Son has frequently called His own works the works
13   1, 67|        that the likeness may be called an equality, provided that
14   1, 67|      from difference that it is called one.~
15   1, 68|     assumed by two and which is called one because it was one before
16   1, 73|        to his own likeness; and called his name SethI ask what
17   1, 82|       extinguished the wrong be called to account? Having been