consubstantialis

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Thus, the phrase "one in being with the Father," part of the Nicene Creed, has become "consubstantial," a word more derived from the Latin word "consubstantialis."

Thestar.com - Home Page Dana Flavelle 2011
* Filius, qui est uerbum Patris ab aeterno ` a Patre genitus uerus et aeternus Deus, ac Patri consubstantialis, in utero Beatae uirginis ex illlus substantia naturam humanam assumpsit: ita ut duae naturae, diuina et humana integre atque perfecte in unitate personae, fuerint inseparabiliter coniunctae: ex quibus est vnus

The Creeds of the Evangelical Protestant Churches. 1889
Filius patri consubstantialis declaratur Arii impietas condemnatur.

The Care of Books John Willis Clark 1871