Part, Question

 1   1, 110|         truth of faith, not as ~convinced by the reason, but as commanded
 2   2, 98 |       by the Law, his pride was convinced of his ~weakness, through
 3   2, 4  |    intellect of the believer is convinced by Divine ~authority, so
 4   2, 5  |        because the intellect is convinced ~that it ought to believe
 5   2, 5  | intellect of a witness would be convinced so as ~to recognize clearly
 6   2, 160|    conclusion ~one is sometimes convinced by being faced with a more
 7   2, 174|    prophecies the unbeliever is convinced, ~because the secrets of
 8   3, 1  |         clinging to God, can be convinced and cured by ~humility so
 9   3, 43 |     Scriptures unless (they are convinced) by miracles. Yet it is ~
10   3, 76 |    argument which seems to have convinced those ~who held that Christ'
11   3, 76 |    willing assent; yet they are convinced of it from the evidence