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 1 2 |       does not hold their firm doctrine, whatever may be his life
 2 3 |     inviolable limits [of true doctrine], should ponder this definition
 3 9 |     perfect and full developed doctrine in which the errors of Eutyches
 4 19|       of a condemnation of the doctrine of Eutyches. This rule of
 5 23|               23. This sublime doctrine, which is drawn from the
 6 24|        the main Christological doctrine was available in fuller
 7 25|      should have rejected this doctrine, so lucid, so coherent and
 8 26|       of words in defining the doctrine of the Incarnation. This
 9 29|     This is called the kenotic doctrine, and according to it, they
10 31|    whence he derives his sound doctrine. 'Whatever', he says, 'we
11 31|    clearly been taken from the doctrine of the Apostles and of the
12 34|                  34. This same doctrine was set forth by our predecessor
13 35|      only if we adhere to this doctrine does the magnificence and
14 37| rashness of the innovator, the doctrine of the unity of Christ,
15 44|      life, the truth of divine doctrine, and the life of eternal