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1 3 |            may become sharers of this divinity, who deigned to be a partaker
2 8 |       humanity believed with the true Divinity, nor the divinity without
3 8 |            the true Divinity, nor the divinity without true humanity' (
4 20|              human nature, not in the divinity itself, for through the
5 20|               itself, for through the divinity the only Begotten is co-eternal
6 23|             that he is perfect in his divinity, perfect in his humanity,
7 23| consubstantial with the Father in his divinity, and the same also in his
8 29|             it, they imagine that the divinity was taken away from the