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 1   1, 15|         Father's divinity both in kind and in amount: and this
 2   1, 17|        For all birth, of whatever kind, attains its own nature
 3   1, 17|         her manner of birth every kind of corporeal process.~
 4   1, 21|           what does not differ in kind seems to retain identity
 5   1, 23|         Person does not differ in kind from the other. In the next
 6   1, 25|           the Father's essence in kind is also taught to be identical
 7   1, 36|         there is no difference of kind between them there is no
 8   1, 41|     nature and name be one in the kind of their essence if the
 9   1, 49|     identical. Suffering of every kind causes all flesh to change
10   1, 64|           other on account of the kind of His substance, but one
11   1, 69|            Not another God in the kind of His substance, but the
12   1, 73|     remove birth-pangs, and every kind of human need. I ask whether
13   1, 73|         an essence of a different kind, so that Seth had not at
14   1, 73|           a nature of a different kind, since Seth was begotten
15   1, 76|        not unity of person but of kind. It is right to believe,
16   1, 88| recognized that it was of another kind. I have seen meat look like