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 1 Pre|         may be said to consist of three substances, that is, three
 2 Pre|        three substances, that is, three persons.~CERTAIN brethren
 3 Pre|         may be said to consist of three substances, I have followed
 4 Pre|           Greeks, who acknowledge three substances in one Essence,
 5 Pre|      faith wherein we acknowledge three persons in one Substance.
 6 6  |   whatever exists in any of these three ways exists through another
 7 8  |           be almost foolish. --In three ways, then -- and this suffices
 8 10 |        express the same object in three ways. For we express objects
 9 17 |        rational, and human, these three things are not said in one
10 57 |           yet it is with them not three, but one uncreated and creative
11 57 |          and creator, and yet all three at once are not more than
12 59 |           that, nevertheless, all three at once exist only as one
13 60 |            For, since among these three each one taken separately
14 60 |        must be that none of these three needs another, in order
15 61 |    CHAPTER LXI.~Yet there are not three, but one Father and one
16 61 |          Son, one Spirit, and not three Fathers or Sons or Spirits?~ ~
17 62 |        How it seems that of these three more sons than one are born. ~
18 63 |         they truly exist, are not three expressive beings, although
19 63 |        this, if attributed to the three at once, does not admit
20 63 |     conceiving being, and yet the three at once are not more knowing
21 63 | expressive, and yet there are not three expressive beings at once,
22 63 |       recognised, that when these three are expressed, either by
23 63 |         be called the Word of all three, but only of one.~For it
24 63 |           And, although there are three, so that the Father is never
25 63 |          them as plural, when the three are taken at once. And though
26 76 |       each separately, and in the three at once. ~WE should believe,
27 76 |       each separately, and in the three at once, since the Father
28 78 |        may in some sort be called Three. ~AND so it is evidently
29 78 |          a trinity because of its three --what? For, although I
30 78 |           Spirit of both, who are three; yet I cannot, in one word,
31 78 |           word, show why they are three; as if I should call this
32 78 |          a Trinity because of its three persons, just as I would
33 78 |         of its one substance.~For three persons are not to be supposed,
34 78 |       express to any why they are three, he will say that they are
35 78 |        one essence or nature, and three persons or substances.~For
36 78 |         be called one Essence and three Persons or three Substances.~ ~
37 78 |      Essence and three Persons or three Substances.~ ~
38 79 |           the only God, ineffably Three and One.~