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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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Met
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LAP.
Iha
hant
1B. sb
the Doctrme of the Priniey.
S. Basit vas a great Man, (notwienstan- Dis-
course cono
dine the AOut OF our 2nitarians,) aud cernine
appId his choushus to chis matter, eo Nominat
and reat
elear the Doctrine oF the Church From Unicar.
the Charee oF Sabellianism and Trithei (m. P. 26.
As tothe former, helaitli, in many places,
Thac ihe TTerese lay in mateine but one BasilHom,
Person as well as one God, or onc Substance
27. P. 6025
604.
with chree several Names. Astothelat- Epist. 14IS
ter, no man alseres the individual Vnitr 391, 64.
oF theDivine Flsence in more sieniticant
Words than he doch. Por he ules che r 1 p. 605
aVzorns and 20 7245 30125 2aVZOV, 455. Cv. T. II. P.
rit oF Alexandria doth likewile, and ver 926.
Cyril. A.
both these are produced by Curcellaens FOr lex Dia-
a Specisicke Nature.
But laich Curcellaeus, S. Basit in lIS F.
105. de
Trinic. 3.
498,
pistle to Grecorr Nyssen doth assert the dif- 500.
rence betreen Substance and TTypostasis eo Curcell.
consict in chis, That the one is taten for
common Nature, and the otter for indi-
vidual, and (0 maliine three Lypostases,
he must male three Individuals, and One
common or Specificke Nature. I an(Wver,
Thac it is plain by the delion oF that F-
pistle, thac by three sypostases he couid
not mean three individuat Pssences. FOr
he Paith, The delion ot his mritins it, Was
to clear tho. ditterence betireen substance
and Eypostasis. For Caith HC, From thC
Want
n. 74.