Book, Chapter

1       I, VIII |        cattle and every kind of substance, he is, under the influence
2      II, III  |    together, yet never in their substance thoroughly uniting, are
3      II, XXXV |   nothing into a new and second substance, a new and second God; and
4      II, XL   |  written, which denotes "of one substance," they maintained that it
5      II, XL   |     which simply means "of like substance." They thus granted a likeness,
6      II, XL   | Anomoiousia, that is, an unlike substance. And to such a pitch did
7      II, XLIII|        be believed to be of one substance with the Father. The same