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Ex lib. Cyril 2. Cont. Nestor. p. 4. He thus reporteth Nestorius, Hoc quod Christus est nullam patitur [Greek or Hebrew], sed Deitatis, & Humanitatis est [Greek or Hebrew]: Christus qua Christus est [Greek or Hebrew]; neque enim duos Christos habemus neque duos Filios: Non est enim apud nos primus & secundus, neque alius & alius, neque rursus alius Filius & alius; sed ipse ille un•s est duplex non dignitate, sed naturâ.

Ex lib. Cyril 2. Cont. Nestor. p. 4. He thus reporteth Nestorius, Hoc quod Christus est nullam patitur 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, sed Deitatis, & Humanitatis est 〈non-Latin alphabet〉: Christus qua Christus est 〈non-Latin alphabet〉; neque enim duos Christos habemus neque duos Filios: Non est enim apud nos primus & secundus, neque alius & alius, neque rursus alius Filius & alius; sed ipse ille un•s est duplex non dignitate, sed naturâ.

Cyril saith that Nestorius was the Disciple of Diodorus Tarsensis from whom he learnt his Heresie, Epist. ad Succes. and that he was the hearer of Theodorus Mopsuest condemned in Council, for the same Heresy as Nestorius. But saith Derodon, Facundus toto lib. 4. largely proveth that Diod. Tarsensis was Orthodox by the testimonies of Athanasius, Basil, Chrysostom, Epiphanius, &c. Et lib. 3. & 9. he proveth the same of Theod. Mopsuest, citing the places where he asserteth two Natures in one Person, Vid. Facund. l. 3. c. 2. & l. 9. c. 3. & 4. And Liberatus in Brevior. c. 10. saith: Diod. Tarsensis & Theod. Mopsuest. & alii Episcopi contra Eunomium & Apollinarem unius Naturae assertores libros composuerunt, duas in Christo ostendentes naturas in unâ personâ: & ibid. Duas Joh. Antiocheni Epistolas, primam & tertiam, lauds Theod. Mopsuest. continents Chalced. Synodus Oecumenica per relationem suam Martian Imper•tori directam, suscepit & confirmavit.