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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
# Folio 208, page id 727097563:0280
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A Vindication of
been receir d amone them. And nothine
can be Fuller than the Auchoriey oF his
Teltimony, it S. Basit may De believed.
To these PBaIl add the Doxology oF
Euseb. 1. 4. Polrcarp at his Marerrdom, mentioned
by Fusebius, Wrhich is verr fuII to our
Purpole; P Olorisie thee by our Fternal
TTich. Priest Tesus Christ thy beloved Son,
By whem be Clorv to thec, with him in the
Coly Ghost. Whac can ve imagine Po.
Ercarp meant by this, but to render the
Same Olory 10 Father, Son and LToly Chost:
but rich luch a ditterence a5 to the Par-
ticles, Which S. Basil at larse provescome
co the lame thivo: And cothe lame pur-
Pole, noc only che Chureh ot Smorna,
but Pionius the Martrr, Whro transcribed
the ACS, Speakins ot fesus Christ, with
iwhom be Glorr to Cod the Father, and the
Voles. 2d Fzoly Chost. These Cutterd Martyrdom
for Christianier, and omned che lame Di
vine Honour coche Father, Son and TToly
Chost.
irtrat could chey mean, il they did
not Deliere chem tohave thelame Divine
Nature: Can re luppolethem Guiley ot
Tuch Rupidier to lose their Lires, For noc
sivins Divine Honour to Creatures, and
ac the lame cime to do it chemselves: 50
chac, il che Father, Son and Toly Chost
WerC
Coreler.
VII. P.
1027.