SANCTI HILARII LIBER DE SYNODIS, SEU DE FIDE ORIENTALIUM.
41. Ut essentiae nomine, ita sunt unum essentiae genere. 0513C
58. Filius ex Dei substantia, non ut creaturae ex voluntate. 0520C
71. Et pie dici potest, et pie taceri. ---Non est, 0527B
78. Orientalium laus ob haeresim coercitam. ---O 0530C 0531A 0531B
82. Quo sensu judicio communi damnetur. ---Sed 0535A
83. Quod pie a Nicaena synodo susceptum, non debeat 0535B improbari. 0535C
35. In the exposition of this creed, concise but complete definitions have been employed. For in condemning those who said that the Son sprang from things non-existent, it attributed to Him a source which had no beginning but continues perpetually. And lest this source from which He drew His permanent birth should be understood to be any other substance than that of God, it also declares to be blasphemers those who said that the Son was born of some other substance and not of God. And so since He does not draw His subsistence from nothing, or spring from any other source than God, it cannot be doubted that He was born with those qualities which are God’s; since the Only-begotten essence of the Son is generated neither from things which are non-existent nor from any other substance than the birthless and eternal substance of the Father. But the creed also rejects intervals of times or ages: on the assumption that He who does not differ in nature cannot be separable by time.
35. Fides haec Filii originem aeternam statuit. Eamque ex Dei substantia.---Brevibus expositio fidei hujus, sed absolutissimis usa est definitionibus. Nam condemnans eos, qui de non exstantibus esse Filium dicerent, originem ei non coeptam, sed manentem 0508A dedit. Ac ne haec origo ejus, ex qua natus est manens, alia potius quam Dei intelligeretur esse substantia; etiam eos blasphemos pronuntiat, qui ex alia aliqua substantia, et non ex Deo Filium natum esse loquerentur: atque ita cum non ex nihilo substitit, neque aliunde quam ex Deo quod est exstitit, non potest ambigi in his natus esse quae Dei sunt; quia neque de non exstantibus, neque alia quam de innascibili Patris et aeterna substantia unigenita Filii generatur essentia. Respuit vero et intervalla temporum ac saeculorum: ut qui per naturam non differt, non possit separabilis esse per tempus.