53 See Thomas Aquin. Book iv., c. 21 beneath. The question of the unity of the Deity is similarly dealt with by those of the Fathers who wrote against the Marcionites and the Manichaeans, and by Athenagoras. Naz., Orat . Nyss., Catech .
Objection is taken to the use of such a verb as suggestive f division.
It is often employed, however, by Greg. Compare also such passages as these-Greg. Nyss., Catech ., c.2. The idea seems to have been that as the Son is in the bosom of the Father so the Spirit is in the bosom of the Son. Naz., Orat .