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1 4 | of great themes. This St. Augustine thoroughly understood and 2 5 | written word of God."(20) St. Augustine, however, warns us that " 3 7 | most famous of all, St. Augustine and St. Jerome, of whom 4 13| tongues,"(30) to quote St. Augustine, will be useful and advantageous. 5 14| still more frequently by St. Augustine, who thus justly complains: " 6 18| both are careful, as St. Augustine warns us, "not to make rash 7 18| rule also laid down by St. Augustine, for the theologian: "Whatever 8 20| Fathers. "Therefore," says St. Augustine, "since they wrote the things 9 21| was true. The words of St. Augustine to St. )erome may sum up 10 23| Scripture, in which St. Augustine himself confessed that there