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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 DR F F AC F.
That everr IIVpollaliS must have the
common Nacure individuaced in it, this
vas loote d upon as a Doctrine of dancerous
consequence, both with respect to the Trini-
Fy and Incarnation. The latter was the first
occasion of it; for as LCOntius observes, Leont. de
the dispute did not beginabout the Triniey, Sectis
hue about the Incarnation; and Philovonus
took part with those woho asserted but one
Nature in Christ after the Vnion, and he
vent upon this round, That if there vere
tvo Natures there must be tuo Hypoltales,
Because Nature and HIyDOctalIS ivere the
same. Then those on the Churches side,
saithLeontius, objected, That if thervere
the same, there must be three distinet Na-
tures in the Trinitr, as there vere three
HIypostales; which Philoponus vielded,
and grounded himself on Arittocles Do-
etrine, that there vas but one common Sub
stance and severat individuat Substances,
and se held it vas in the Trinity, Whence he
vas called the leader of the Herelie of the
Triheils. This is the account siven by
Leontius who lived very rear his time, A.
D. 620. The same is affirmed of him by
ACT. 5.
Nicephorus, and that he vroie a Book on Niceph.
purpose about the Vnion of tuvo Natures in Caltist. l.
Christ, ont of which he produces his onn
vords concernins a common and individual
Nature
18. 6. 46,47.