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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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AVindication of
one Person a5 Well as one God, and (e Over-
chre che Triniey; wich ehom Mar-
cellus acrecd in substance, and last oF 2II
Phorinus. But Theodoret concludes that
Book ith this paltase, viz. That all these
Tleresies acainst our Saviours Divinity
vere then wholly extinet; so that there vere
not se much as any smalt Remainders of
them. Whar would he have laid, it he
had lived in our agc, Wherein ther are
not oniy revived, buc are precended to
have been thetrue Doctrine oF the APO-
Rolical Churches: Had aII men lost their.
Senses in Theodoret Stime: And vet there
evere as mans learned and able Men in
the Christian Church then, as ever iere
in any rimC.