 | George Broadley Howard - 1864 - 380 pages
...p. 25) from the writings of one Xenajas, who was Bishop of Hierapolis in the sixth century : — " Filius, inquit, Qui unus ex Trinitate est, univit sibi personaliter corpus anima rationali et mente praeditura, in utero Dei parentis. ... In hoc Christus natus, in hoc nutritus, in hoc passus, in hoc... | |
 | Philoxenus (Bp. of Hierapolis.) - 1907 - 508 pages
...conversionis tarnen, confusionis et commistionis omnino expertem. Sic eniiu ille de Incarnationis inysterio. Filius, inquit. qui unus ex Trinitate est, univit sibi personaliter corpus, anima rational! et mente praeditura, in utero Deiparentis. Non ante íórmatuin corpus quain ^'erbo unitum,... | |
 | 1907 - 228 pages
...conversionis tarnen, confusionis et cornmistionis omnino expertem. Sic enim ille de Incarnationis inysterio. Filius, inquit, qui unus ex Trinitate est, univit sibi personaliter corpus, anima rational! et mente praeditum, in utero Deiparentis. Non ante ibrmatum corpus quam Verbo unitum, sed... | |
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... them to affirm that our Lord had only the Nature of God by itself, or that of Man by itself. This is as far as possible from being the case. What they really held is thus gathered by Asseman (torn. ii. p. 25) from the writings of one Xenajas, who... 