Hilary of Poitiers on the Trinity: De Trinitate 1, 1-19, 2, 3

according to Hilary apostle Arians Athanasius atque autem beginning believe birth CHAPTER Christ Christian Cicero confession Contra Celsum created creation creature Deum Deus doctrine Doignon e.g. De Trin Ebion enim eternal fact faith Father fidei Filius finite flesh foolishness further gift glorified glory God's infinity God's power haec Haer heretics Hilary of Poitiers Hilary says Holy Ghost Holy Spirit homo animalis homo carnalis human understanding implies incarnation incomprehensible infinite infra Inst intellegentiae Irenaeus J. H. Waszink knowledge Lactance Lord Marc Marcion mind miracles mutual indwelling neque nihil nobis Novatian Old Testament Only-begotten Pagan perfect philosophers Photinus polytheism quae quam quia Quintilian quod reference rejected revealed Sabellians Sabellius Scripture semper sensus suae sunt supra tamen Tertullian things tion transcends Translation and Commentary Trinitate truth unbegotten unum virgin birth wants whilst wisdom words καὶ τοῦ