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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 Doctrine of the Trinier.
But thele, I chink are plain cnoueh t0
ans one thac Will noc put his Fyes
In an ochier place, S. Basit makies the
Came Objection and gires the lame anfiver.
One Cod the Father, and one God the Son:
hou canthis be, and yet not ruo Cods: Be-
cause, Caithhe, the son hath the very same
Fssence with the Father. Not tuo Fssences
divided out of one, as tivo Brothers; but
as Father and Son, the Son subsistine as
from the Father, hut in the same individu-
at Fence: 20) ZHS SOICS ZQVZOV.
But Curcellaeus hathone fetch Vet, VIZ. CUPN. LF3.
That S. Batil denied 60d 1o be one in Num-
ber, and made him tobe one in Nature, be-
cause he loot d on a specifick Dnity or 2nity
of Nature asmore exact than numerical. S.
Basit loold on the dirine Nature as Puch
to have che most perfect Onity, becaule
otus Simplicity, and not inthelcast lpcale-
ins oFit a5a specisick Dnity; hut Curcellae - N. 105.
us himselF CalIS chis, an Onity by a mere
Fiction of the Mind; and can he imagine
this tohave been more accurate than are-
2l Onity: These are hard Mitis in a de
Sperate causc.
Atcer aII, Our Enitarians teIl uS, That T. II F. 30.
S. Basil doth acainst Funomius allou a di-
stinction in Number with respect to theDei-
Y. But HOW: 45 +o the P sence: BY nO
WCaHS.
Dalil. T. L.
P. 604