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1 5 | distinguished: thus before the Incarnation there were two natures in
2 12|        wrote to Flavian on the Incarnation of our Lord. The remains
3 18|      to Flavian concerning the Incarnation of the Word was read in
4 20|      of two natures before the Incarnation and, equally wickedly to
5 25|       exposition of our Lord's Incarnation. Thus they made 'nature'
6 26|   defining the doctrine of the Incarnation. This may be demonstrated
7 29|       the whole mystery of the Incarnation and Redemption to empty