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 1 7 |    interpretations" (Lib. iii., cap. 12, n. 12). And Augustine: "
 2 7 |     Evang .Joan., tract xviii., cap. 5, n. I). Besides Holy
 3 8 |       Him" (In Matt., lib. iv., cap. 28, v. 20). But how could
 4 9 |      Contra Haereses, lib. iv., cap. 33, n. 8). And Tertullian: "
 5 9 |      the truth" (De Praescrip., cap. xxxi). And so Hilary: "
 6 9 |          Hist. Eccl., lib. ii., cap. 9). Wherefore, as appears
 7 9 |     Victore, De Trin., lib. i., cap. 2). In this wise, all cause
 8 9 |         Conc. Vat., Sess. iii., cap. 3). If then it be certain
 9 9 |      Contra Faustum Manichaeum, cap. 3). For this reason the
10 9 |       Magisterium" (Sess. iii., cap. 3). Hence, as it is clear
11 9 |            De Unitate Credendi, cap. xvii., n. 35). It is then
12 10|    Comment. in Epist. ad Titum, cap. iii., v. 10-11). In which
13 10| Epistolam Parmeniani, lib. ii., cap. ii., n. 25).~
14 11|        faithful as said above" (cap. 74). "For the same reason,
15 11|      Contra Gentiles, lib. iv., cap. 76). Jesus Christ, therefore,
16 11|      Evang. Joan., lib. ii., in cap. i., v. 42).~
17 12|        chief ruler" (Sermo iv., cap. 2). And so St. Gregory
18 13|           S. Leo M. sermo iii., cap. 3). For this reason the
19 13|     Contra Haereses, lib. iii., cap. 3, n. 2); and St. Cyprian
20 14|       it" (S. Leo M. sermo iv., cap. 2).~
21 15|   Comment. in Joan., part iii., cap. 21, n. 55). Hence those
22 15|       Consideratione, lib. ii., cap. 8). But it is opposed to
23 15|        of every age (Sess. iv., cap. 3). Nor does it beget any
24 16|  Epistola, sive De Unit. Eccl., cap. iv., n. 7). And with the