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 1  Marc  |       spoken of the periods of the human race, and how, beginning
 2  Marc  |        represent His features in a human life, like skilful painters,
 3  Marc  |         God, was pleased to put on human flesh, so that we, beholding
 4 Theoph |                        Chapter IV.-Human Generation, and the Work
 5 Theoph | destruction of men, make images in human form, not perceiving and
 6  Thal  |           came from heaven into (a human) life, leaving the ranks
 7  Thal  |            advised these things by human permission, and not by divine.
 8 Procil |     praises of virginity from mere human report, but from Him who
 9 Procil |                  Chapter VIII.-The Human Nature of Christ His One
10 Thekla |       accustomed daily to fly from human desires.~For since the children
11 Thekla |            AM through the means of human knowledge, but will clearly
12 Thekla |      fulness of the Godhead into a human life. For having emptied
13 Thekla |         good, unless selecting the human example of Christ, and bringing
14 Thekla |          artistic words, ascribing human calamities to the heavens,
15 Thekla |           was not, and God changed human life into a better state
16 Thekla |        from evil, and incapable of human actions which spring from
17 Thekla |            the cause and author of human evils. For if He harmoniously
18 Thekla |    qualities of virtue and vice in human life, dragging men to these
19 Tusiane|     thousand years, changed from a human and corruptible form into
20  Domn  |      itself sufficient to free the human race from corruption, until
21  Domn  |     dissolve death, and assist the human race, and nourish the light
22  Domn  |         the devil has deceived the human race. And it has likened
23  Domn  |           given the Gospel5 to the human race, and has instructed
24  Domn  |           the divine care, and the human race having again given