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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
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The PR F F A CF.
ihe same indivisible Substance in the Father
and the Son: But ther may contradict
themselves. That is not impossible on ei-
ther side. But doth it follon that they
are cuilty of Teresie: Are not chree Sub.
Hances and out one a Contradiction: No
more, sar they, than that a communica-
ted Substance is not distinct from that
eohich did communicate. But this whole
dispute we sind is at last resolved into the
infinite and unconceivable Perfections of the
Codhead, here it is most safely lodced:
and that there is no real Contradiction
in the Doctrine it sels, is part of the de
sien ofthe Discourse afterwards.
But here it will be necessary to take no-
rice of what the Onicarians have objectect
Considerat. abainst this new Explication, viz. TBaE
plication of Was condemned by the ancients in the
chetrinis cerion ot Philoponus; in thie midale A-
Ec. P. 12. Ses, in che Perlon and Writings OF Abb0t
Foachim; butmore severelr lince ihe Re-
tormation, in ehe Perton ot Valentinus
Gentilis, Who ras condemned at Geneva,
and beheaded at Bern For this verr D0.
etrine.
T0 these Y Palt cive a distinct, ansiver:
T. 45 +0 Foh. Philoxonus, L do freely
oon, that in the Greele Churet, when in
the sixth Century he broached his opinion,
Tha
on the Ex-