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FOOTNOTES:
[431] αὐτόθεος.
[432] φὼς ἐκ φωτός.
[433] See Van Mildert's Life of Waterland, § 3, p. 29.
[434] Id.
[435] 'We cannot charge anything to be a contradiction in one nature because it is so in another, unless we understand both natures. Because a nature we understand not, cannot be explained to us but by allusion to some nature we do understand.'—Leslie's Theological Works, vol. ii. p. 402, 'The Socinian Controversy.'
[436] Leslie's Theological Works, ii. 405.
[437] By his famous 'à priori' arguments for the Being and Attributes of God, and by his answers to the Deists generally.
[438] Potter also, subsequently Archbishop of Canterbury, entered into the lists against Clarke.