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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.
Tile, and a great promoter ot Chriltiani
cy in thole Parts, and by him che Formos
Doxolosy vas introduced into that Church
beins chieay Formed by hum (there BeinE
buc Serenteen Christians erhenhe as tirst
made Bistrop chere) ertrich Wvas, Glory 10
Cod the Father, and Son with the TTolv
Ghost, Wrhich ousht to be underttood ac-
cordins to the sense of the Maker oF it.
And Gregory hach deliver dhis sense plain-
Iy enouoh inthismatter: For in that Con-
fession of Faith, Whrich ras preserved in
the Church oF Neo. Caesarea, hC OWnS a
perfect Trinity in Glory. Pternicy and
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Chaumat
Pover, vithout Separation or Diversity p. 1.
of Nature. On hich Doctrine his form
ot Doxoloer vas grounded. Which
S. Basit Followins, LxCeptIons vere ta
hen againstit, by some as varyins trom
the Form uled in lome octer places
For the Follovers ot detius took advan-
tase trom the Exprection uled in chole
Doxologies, Glory be to the Father, by the
Son, and in the FToly Chost, to inter a Dis-
similitude in the Son and FToly Gbost tothe
Father, and to mate the Son the Instru-
ment of the Father, and ihe LToly Ghost on-
ly torelate te time and place. But S. Basit
talies a great deal ot Painsto te the im-
perrireney oE chele ExCEpEIONS. ThC)
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