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“Ideo se humanæ imfirmitati virtus divina conseruit, ut dum Deus sua facit esse quæ nostra sunt, nostra faceret esse quæ sua sunt;” and also Serm. xvi.

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Bernard speaks to the same purpose, and almost in the same words, Serm.i. fest.omn. sanct.,

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Obj. 2: Further, the assumption of a body in no way diminishes the dignity of the Godhead; for Pope Leo says (Serm. de Nativ.) that "the glorification did not absorb the lesser nature, nor did the assumption lessen the higher."

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They were publicly read in the churches of Africa, as appears from St. Austin, Serm.

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Gentiles, so the first to come to Christ were the shepherds, who were the first-fruits of the Jews, as being near to Him; and afterwards came the Magi from afar, who were "the first-fruits of the Gentiles," as Augustine says (Serm. 30 de Temp. cc.).

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The former alternative is contrary to what Augustine says (De Trin. iv), where he proves that Christ was in the Virgin's womb for the space of nine months: while the latter is contrary to what Pope Leo says (Serm. iv in Epiph.): "They found the child Jesus nowise differing from the generality of infants."

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From his most valuable acts in Ruinart, quoted by St. Austin, Serm.

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S.Aug. Serm. de Excidio Urbis, c. 6, t. 6, p. 627, ed. Ben.

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(Serm. do Castig. 746, 747,) and calls St. Peter "prince of the apostolic choir," (Serm. 2, de Sancto St.phano edito a Zacagnio, p. 339,) and (ib.p. 343,) "the head of the apostles;" and adds, "In glorifying him all the members of the church are glorified, and that it is founded on him."

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Augustine however (Serm. xxxii de Temp.) says that this was fulfilled in the adoration of the Magi.

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