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Creeds, Councils and Controversies: Documents Illustrating the History of the Church, AD 337-461 is unavailable, but you can change that!

For over forty years, Creeds, Councils and Controversies has been an essential primary source book for students of the later patristic period. Like its predecessor, A New Eusebius it documents the history of the early Church, covering AD 377 to 461. Stevenson offers Persecution in Persia, The Council of Antioch, The Creed of Jerusalem and The Synod of Ashtishat. Authors of these documents include...

could the flesh of a man be life-giving of its own nature?) but as having become of a truth the own flesh of him, who for our sakes became and was called Son of Man. VIII Moreover we do not distribute the Words of our Saviour in the Gospels to two several subsistences or Persons. For the one and sole Christ is not twofold, although we conceive of him as consisting of two distinct elements inseparably united, even as a man is conceived of as b consisting of soul and body, and yet is not two-fold but
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