The subsistences dwell and are established firmly in one another. For they are inseparable and cannot part from one another, but keep to their separate courses within one another, without coalescing or mingling, but cleaving to each other. For the Son is in the Father and the Spirit: and the Spirit in the Father and the Son: and the Father in the Son and the Spirit, but there is no coalescence or commingling or confusion Greg. Naz., Orat. 1, 13 and 40.. And there is one and the same motion: for there is one impulse and one motion of the three subsistences, which is not to be observed in any created nature.