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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 Friniey.
ther Cometimes magnihie as to criticat
Tearnine. Caith plainty, That Grotius
vas mistaken, and that the word God is in Tlistoir
Cricique
aUl the old Copies, and in alt the old Versi. du Nor-
ons. And upon his bringins Prasmus t0 Test. X0.
prove thac ic was noc in S. Crprian, S.
FTilarr, and S. Chrysostome, he cries out,
WVhere 15 Sincerity. Fralmus had met with
one faulty Edition which had it not, but he
saith, alt the rest of the MSS. bave it.
TII. c. 54.
3. 813.
And ehe learned Oxford Annotators, BOFL Annor. in
Cypr. ad.
On S. Erprian, and che Greck Testament verl. Ju
compard rith NSS. Cvhich excellent duos.
WVori re hope ill Morelr appear more
publickely) declare, chac cher Pound it in
aH the MSS. ther could meet with; and
even Frasmus himselE Caith, That the O.
mission in S. Hilary mighe he onty by the
neglicence of the Transcribers; and (0 ic
appcars br the late Pdition out of the Dest
NISS. Where the rords are, Fx quibus Ttilar. in
Christus qui est super omnia Deus. And P(aL. 122.
For S. Chrysestom, aII that is Caid, iS, That
it doth not appear that he read it, but he
thintes it mizhe be added asterwards. BVE
Wrhat a Cort of prootis this against the gc-
neral consent oF NSS. For S. Chrysostom
doch not lay he thouehe (0. Praimus
very plainly saich, thac it is clearer chan
the Sun, that Christ is called Cod in otber
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