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 1 5 |                      5. The Holy Fathers well knew all this by practical
 2 7 |       them came forth numbers of Fathers and writers whose laborious
 3 8 |        that the great age of the Fathers had returned. For it is
 4 8 |         who made most use of the Fathers - who have acquired great
 5 14|    Theology; Interpretation; the Fathers~14. The Professor may now
 6 14|        so disposing, as the Holy Fathers commonly teach, in order
 7 14|           and that of other Holy Fathers, is taken up by the Council
 8 14|       unanimous agreement of the Fathers."(34) By this most wise
 9 14|         commentaries of the Holy Fathers and Doctors, and other interpreters
10 14| interpreted them?"(37) The other Fathers have said the same, and
11 14|          Apostles."(38) The Holy Fathers "to whom, after the Apostles,
12 14|      cherished it,"(39) the Holy Fathers, We say, are of supreme
13 14|        faith. The opinion of the Fathers is also of very great weight
14 15|       exposition beyond what the Fathers have done; provided he carefully
15 15|  passages be neglected which the Fathers have understood in an allegorical
16 15|         it is true that the holy Fathers did not thereby pretend
17 15|         bear well in mind-as the Fathers also teach in numerous passages(41) -
18 16|         of God. This is what the Fathers and the greatest theologians
19 19|       opinions which each of the Fathers or the more recent interpreters
20 20|       been the persuasion of the Fathers. "Therefore," says St. Augustine, "
21 21|        emphatically were all the Fathers and Doctors agreed that
22 24|          and example of the Holy Fathers and the laudable traditions