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 1 3 |    and inviolable limits [of true doctrine], should ponder
 2 5 |     Therefore, it was not in true human nature that Christ
 3 6 | there is no way in which two true and distinct natures can
 4 8 |   humanity believed with the true Divinity, nor the divinity
 5 8 |     nor the divinity without true humanity' (St. Leo the Great,
 6 12|  their renown for wisdom and true religion. Then Anatolius,
 7 17|  have already shown what the true faith is. This holy synod
 8 23|     perfect in his humanity, true God and true man, made of
 9 23|   his humanity, true God and true man, made of a rational
10 29|      the Great - 'He Who was true God was born, complete in
11 34|      person] should exist as true man consubstantial with
12 44|      there are in Christ two true and perfect natures, the