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 1   1, 1 |        frequently informed you of the faith and efforts of our religions
 2   1, 2 |             letters that your blessed faith inspired, and understood
 3   1, 2 |            you were united with me in faith and spirit, and so were
 4   1, 2 |              the purity of our common faith. Praise God for the unshaken
 5   1, 3 |               of those who share your faith: and your unimpaired constancy
 6   1, 3 |               unswerving and unshaken faith has moved certain Eastern
 7   1, 4 |                   But your invincible faith keeps the honourable distinction
 8   1, 4 |                the threatening of the faith, and the determination of
 9   1, 4 |              and power. Your resolute faith does not pretend to be ignorant
10   1, 5 |     independence and security of your faith; yet in particular you prove
11   1, 5 |               in their confessions of faith. They affectionately laid
12   1, 6 |              a pure conscience to our faith, no one will think to judge
13   1, 6 |              all this assertion of my faith will result in those who
14   1, 7 |        determine by the decision your faith inspires whether their spirit
15   1, 8 |         Christian communion with your faith, (and, moreover, certain
16   1, 8 |              with firm consistency of faith to hold communion with any
17   1, 8 |               with what confession of faith the Eastern bishops had
18   1, 8 |       interpretation of the apostolic faith is identically the same
19   1, 11|       misunderstanding respecting the faith, all points have been carefully
20   1, 11|           justify the circumcision by faith, and the uncircumcision
21   1, 11|            the uncircumcision through faith. And in all other things
22   1, 11|               suffered. And the whole faith is summed up and secured
23   1, 12|             review the definitions of faith drawn up by the Easterns.~
24   1, 18|               the corner-stone of our faith, in spite of the fact that
25   1, 27|                all the definitions of faith made by the Eastern bishops
26   1, 28|      interested.~An exposition of the faith of the Church made at the
27   1, 29|               man, the Apostle of our faith, and leader of life. For
28   1, 30|            Having therefore held this faith from the beginning, anti
29   1, 30|               the wholesome and right faith of the Scriptures, saying
30   1, 33|               The whole exposition of faith makes no distinction between
31   1, 33|     understand the sincerity of their faith.~The Creed according to
32   1, 37|            being similar in each. The faith of the saints knows nothing
33   1, 39|            form of pure and unsullied faith, and to have as many complete
34   1, 39|          complete explanations of the faith as there were instances
35   1, 39|                the explanation of the faith against the heretics begins
36   1, 40|            consciousness of a sincere faith could suggest? He does not
37   1, 45|                Therefore the Catholic Faith condemns all denial of the
38   1, 60|              born. Therefore our holy faith rejects the idea that the
39   1, 61|              explanation of the whole faith that was being opposed.
40   1, 61|               the corner-stone of our faith is that our Lord Jesus Christ,
41   1, 63|           layman that belongs to this faith, of the orthodoxy of which
42   1, 63|            seek for the unity of that faith of which others have long
43   1, 63|             united exposition of that faith was first felt when Hosius
44   1, 63|              compulsory assent to the faith after they had once been
45   1, 63|           confess the whole apostolic faith, and have hitherto been
46   1, 65|               my belief in our common faith so far as our wonted human
47   1, 66|                        66. Since your faith and mine, so far as I am
48   1, 66|            Eastern Churches are, that faith is held by few), I have
49   1, 69|            dangers which threaten the faith, brevity of words must be
50   1, 69|              important as though true faith did not exist where the
51   1, 76|           mutual suspicions about our faith, and those which before
52   1, 76|               the basis of our common faith.~
53   1, 77|                kindled by the fire of faith amid the thick darkness
54   1, 77|            hope of recalling the true faith have you inspired us by
55   1, 77|             baptism imposed a form of faith upon the churches. Opposing
56   1, 77|             these your definitions of faith came to recognize an error
57   1, 78|              the wrong than that your faith should be contaminated by
58   1, 79|               the definitions of your faith, which you brought to Sirmium.
59   1, 79|             the unity of the Catholic faith suffer me to be as anxious
60   1, 83|            explanations of our common faith, it says, Born not made,
61   1, 83|              Surely again this is our faith, that He subsists from no
62   1, 87|         belief. Why do you condemn my faith when I express it by o0moou/
63   1, 87|              sion? For you condemn my faith, or rather your own, when
64   1, 87| misunderstanding, but not deprive our faith of its security. Do you
65   1, 90|              thoroughly establish the faith, so that what has been well
66   1, 91|               have thus expounded the faith, whether it would be as