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Page 98
... professed them to be , inquiries ; further , that these speculations were for the most part ventured in matters of inferior importance , certainly not upon the sacred doctrines which Arius afterwards impugned , and in regard to which ...
... professed them to be , inquiries ; further , that these speculations were for the most part ventured in matters of inferior importance , certainly not upon the sacred doctrines which Arius afterwards impugned , and in regard to which ...
Page 128
... professed it , had been refuted by Theophilus and Tertullian , as well as by Gregory's master , Origen , who had also reclaimed from a similar error Ambrosius and Beryllus . Gregory succeeded him in the con- troversy with such vigour ...
... professed it , had been refuted by Theophilus and Tertullian , as well as by Gregory's master , Origen , who had also reclaimed from a similar error Ambrosius and Beryllus . Gregory succeeded him in the con- troversy with such vigour ...
Page 382
... professed his assent to the Homoüsion . Whether or not it was in Gregory's power to hinder the recognition of the Arianizers , or whether his firm- ness was not equal to his humility and zeal , the con- sequences of the measure are ...
... professed his assent to the Homoüsion . Whether or not it was in Gregory's power to hinder the recognition of the Arianizers , or whether his firm- ness was not equal to his humility and zeal , the con- sequences of the measure are ...
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