ζωοποιόν. cf. τὸ κύριον τὸ ζωοποιόν of the Creed of Constantinople.
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XI. If any one confesses not that the Lord’s flesh is giver of life, and proper to the Word of God Himself, but (states) that it is of another than Him, united indeed to Him in dignity, yet as only possessing a divine indwelling; and not rather, as we said, giver of life, because it is proper to the Word of Him who hath might to engender all things alive, let him be anathema.