Note 590 — Lecture IX. GREEK AND CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY. III. God as the Supreme Being.
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Thus the Roman Dionysius, in a fragment against the Sabellians (Routh, Reliq. iii. pp. 373, 374), objects to the division of the μοναρχία into τρεῖς δυνάμεις τινὰς καὶ μεμερισμένας ὑποστάσεις καὶ θειότητας τρεῖς.