Chapter

 1 III|    God the Word was born as man, with a body, of the Virgin,
 2 III|  without any intercourse of man. For [it is written], "A
 3 V  |     if the Lord were a mere man, possessed of a soul and
 4 V  | thing happening to a [mere] man? And why dost thou reckon
 5 V  |  hand, ] He is both God and man, then why dost thou call
 6 V  |    flesh,"and was a perfect man, and not merely one dwelling
 7 V  |    merely one dwelling in a man? But how came this magician
 8 IX |  Again, thou didst behold a man who remained forty days
 9 IX |    Him baptized as a common man, and knewest not the reason
10 IX |     He had been an ordinary man, not knowing who He was.
11 IX |    in thy malevolence that "man shall not live by bread
12 IX |     second that He was also man.~
13 XV |     Euphanius the reader, a man honoured of God, and very