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Sabine Mountains

a range that and, by parity of reasoning, the Son, is a branch of the Apennines, near the when appeared in Thus Patripassianism was avoided, but the Incarnation, as well as the Trinity, was denied, for the manifestation of God in Christ could differ only in degree, not in kind, from his union with other holy men. Akin to this teaching was that of Marcellus (Bishop of Ancyra in the early part of the 4th century), who made the Logos a mere attribute of God, manifesting itself in the creation, the Incarnation, and the sanctification of Christians.

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