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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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A Vindication of
of Licht Caithhe implies, ThaE
quod iine decrimento it sives to another chat which
Tuo naturam Cuam Dra
Aac ex lct, e quod doc
it continues to have it selF.
habet, e quod dederit And Petavius Cairh, that the
hrabeat, acen4. quod Opinion oE FPieracas WaS, That
the substance of the Father and
Son differ d Numerically as one Lamp from
Decar de another. And Filary calls it an Frror ot
TriMIIS. S. dane Onderstandins wrtrich vould
udse ot God, by irhac cher tind in Onc
another.
Curces. n. Doth nOt S. Ambrose CaY, a5 Curcellaeus
90.
quores hrim. That thé Father and Son are
not tuo Cods, because all menare said t0 be
of one Substance:
AmhOT. But S Ambrose is directiy acainst him.
de vide For, he lait, The Arians objected, that il
5: 6. 3.
ed. Nor. they made the Son true God, and Con-sub
stantial with the Father, they must make tuo
Cods; as there are tivo men, or tivo Sheep.
of the same Fsence; but e Man and a Sheep
are not said tobe Men, or rvo seep. Which
iher said eo excuse themselves, because ther
made the Son of a different kind and. sub
stance fromthe Father. And Wtrat Antiver
doth S. Ambrose sive tochis:
L. FTe Caith, Plurality accordine to the
Scripeures rather falls on those of different
kinds; and cheretore wrten ther male
eliem ot several hinds, ther must mate
deveral 60d5.
2. ThaC
Lumen ex lumine,
6. 6. 8. 37