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 1 4 | demonstrated and proved by becoming arguments. For, as the Apostle says,
 2 4 |    destruction of superstition many arguments drawn from the writings
 3 6 |          and the others' invincible arguments. Nor is that more accurate
 4 7 |             it weakens the contrary arguments of the sophists and repels
 5 7 |    borrowing their weapons from the arguments of philosophers, so the
 6 7 |            sacred science draw many arguments from the store of philosophy
 7 7 |            exposition of fallacious arguments; since, as Augustine testifies, "
 8 9 |       expose the viciousness of the arguments on which error rests; while
 9 11|            guidance of faith, found arguments in human wisdom also to
10 12|             own arms, and partly by arguments drawn from the mutual contentions
11 27|              its certain truth, the arguments that sustain it, the benefits