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 1 5 |    two natures in Christ, the human and the divine; after their
 2 5 |     the Word had absorbed the human nature (hominem); the body
 3 5 |    matter; if, indeed, it was human, it was not consubstantial
 4 5 | Therefore, it was not in true human nature that Christ was born,
 5 6 |     that before the union the human nature of Christ did not
 6 20| things in the weakness of his human nature, not in the divinity
 7 31|     and condition of Christ's human nature to such an extent
 8 32|       Christ, the Son of God, human attributes, and to the same [
 9 33|       God came down by taking human nature, but the Son of Man
10 33|     ascended according to his human nature to the sublimity
11 35|     other, the divine and the human, distinct also in their
12 37|   natures, the divine and the human. But alas! for long centuries
13 44|  deceived by the fallacies of human philosophy or led astray
14 44|     astray by the quibbles of human speech; let no one corrupt
15 44|   natures, the divine and the human, not confused one with another,