Cf. Augustine, Tr. 78 in Joan.
Editorial footnote · Against Nestorius, Chapter XVI.; original source section: Chapter 16; original book/conference: Book VI., editorial note cite_note-4 · Original source
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Chapter XVI.; original source section: Chapter 16; original book/conference: Book VI.
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Cf. Augustine, Tr. 78 in Joan.
Editorial footnote · Against Nestorius, Chapter XVI.; original source section: Chapter 16; original book/conference: Book VI., editorial note cite_note-4 · Original source
be worshipped, you make two Persons to be honoured and venerated, whom you so far sever from each other, as to venerate each with an honour special and peculiar to Him. And thus you see that by denying and by severing from Himself the Son of God, you destroy, as far as you can, the whole mystery of the divinity. For while you are endeavouring to introduce a fourth Person into the Trinity, you see that you have utterly denied the whole Trinity.
be worshipped, you make two Persons to be honoured and venerated, whom you so far sever from each other, as to venerate each with an honour special and peculiar to Him. And thus you see that by denying and by severing from Himself the Son of God, you destroy, as far as you can, the whole mystery of the divinity. For while you are endeavouring to introduce a fourth Person into the Trinity, you see that you have utterly denied the whole Trinity.
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