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1. Gregory Of Nazianzus

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   The Maxim on Assumption
   Regarding Christology, Gregory strongly affirmed the concept that divine salvation required a complete assumption of human nature by the Logos. This position directly countered Apollinarius of Laodicea, who argued that Christ needed only a human body and soul, with the nous (rational mind) being replaced by the Divine Logos.
   Gregory's articulation of this principle, often summarized by the phrase, "That which has not been assumed has not been healed" (often cited as $\alpha\nu\epsilon\acute{\iota}\lambda\et…