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for the Devil, who no sooner became his Enemy, but also turn'd his Rival; since he could not become like to God in Heaven, resolv'd at least to be ador'd for God upon Earth: And thence (as St. Gregory Nazianzen observes,) he has endeavor'd to possess that Divinity in the Opinion of Men, which he could not steal from the uncommunicable Nature of his Maker. Qui Divinitatem in Coelis habere non potuit, in Terris habere conatus est. |
for the devil, who no sooner became his Enemy, but also turned his Rival; since he could not become like to God in Heaven, resolved At least to be adored for God upon Earth: And thence (as Saint Gregory Nazianzen observes,) he has endeavoured to possess that Divinity in the Opinion of Men, which he could not steal from the uncommunicable Nature of his Maker. Qui Divinitatem in Coelis habere non Potuit, in Terris habere conatus est. |
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