A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 80
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- Ex. 2d Se
- Eap. P. 259.
- AVindication of
- phere ever +he Father is, there is the Son
- and the FToly Chost, and (o the rest, becaule
- there is but one Godhead, and one C0d woho
- Orat. 4. c. is over all, and throuch all, and in all. BuF
- arian. P. Caith Curcellaeus, The contrary rather fol.
- 554, 456,
- 159. ∞. ous from this ncerzinou or mutual In-
- CdFCOII
- existence, for that could not be without di-
- sinct Substance, as in Water and WWinc.
- But chis is a very prolsmistakre ofthe Fa-
- thers Nocion, Who did nor understand by
- Sest. I. IEa Local In existence a5 oF Bodies, buF (UCH
- an indivisible 2nity that one cannot bewith
- out the other, 25 even Petavius hath made
- ic appear trom Athanasius and otters.
- Perav. de
- Athanasius uxon ail Occations allerts
- Frinit. L. q. the Vnier oF the Dirine Nature to De per-
- 6. 16
- De D0.
- fect and indivisible. God, Paith he, is the
- Cret. Sy. Father of his Son apce s without anyDivi-
- nod. Nic. sion of the Substance. And in ocher places,
- P. 259.
- 169, 274 thatthe Substance of the Father and Son ad-
- 276.
- Orat. 5. C.
- mit of no Division, and he aftirms this to
- have been the sense of theCouneit of Nice;
- Tothatthe suosor a must be understood ot
- Aria. P. the same indivisible Substance. Curcellaeus
- 514.
- De De
- ansivers, That Achanasius by this indivi-
- sible Onity meant oriy actose and indissolu-
- Cret. Sy. BleDnion. Bur he excluded any kind of
- nodp. 275. Division, aud thar ot a Specifick Nature
- Curcel.
- Dissere.
- into several indiriduals as a real Division
- n. 106. in Nature; tor no man WHDeVer trCa
- te
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 80. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0152?run=74