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Epistles on the Arian Heresy and the Deposition of Arius
Alexander of Alexandria · early-church-fathers
Epistle to Æglon, Bishop of Cynopolis, Against the Arians.
IV.—Epistle to Æglon, Bishop of Cynopolis, Against the Arians.
From a letter of St. Alexander, bishop of Alexandria, to Æglon, bishop of Cynopolis, against the Arians.
- Natural will is the free faculty of every intelligent nature as having nothing involuntary which is in respect of its essence.
- Natural operation is the innate motion of all substance. Natural operation is the substantial and notifying reason of every nature. Natural operation is the notifying virtue of every substance.
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