A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 52
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- A Vindication of
- The only doubt is, Whether Phorinus
- held. the Word to have had a dictinet
- FEypostasis betore er nOr. Marius Merca-
- tor an Auchor of 800d credit, Who lived
- in 5. Augustinstime (and to irhom an
- Epistle ot his is extant inthe neu Edition
- Ep. 193. OF his Works) sives a very parricular ac
- coune of che Opinion of Photinus wich
- relation to the Nestorian Controvertie, in
- Wrhich he mas very well versed. In an
- Mairi Fpistle vricten by him on purpole, hc
- Mercde.
- ver. Par. L. Dews that Nestorius asreed with Photinus
- 6. 17. in alerrivs. That the Word had a Pre-
- existence; and that the name of Son ofCod
- did not belone to the WWord, but to Christ
- aster the inhabitation of the Word. BuE
- he there seems to chink, chat Phorinus did
- noc holdche Word tohavehada reat IIy
- postasis betore the Birth ot Christ: but
- When he comes atter to compare their
- Opinions more exactlr, hethen aArS,
- that Phorinus and Nestorius ivere aorced,
- and that he did not deny the Wrord to be
- Con substantial with G0d; but that he was
- not the Son of G0d tiu Christ vas born in
- Nectorii Whom he divelt. By Which ve scchoir
- lietle reason our Enitarians have to b0as
- OF Photinus a5cheir Predecessor.
- A5 10 rhe b0a oF the first Vnitarians
- at Rome, that theirs vas the senerat Do-
- ctrine
- August.
- VCc. 1:
- ANaLII.
- 1. 128.
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 52. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0124?run=74