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1 Ded, 2 | sufficient to hold as matters of faith, that the human soul does
2 Ded, 2 |         come from God (for since faith is a gift of God, the same
3 Ded, 3 |    opinion could be held through faith alone; nevertheless, since
4 Ded, 6 |      that not only in matters of faith, but even also in what regards
5 Syn, 4 |         do I refer to matters of faith, or to the conduct of life,
6 III, 39|          For just as we learn by faith that the supreme felicity
7  VI, 7 | experience by degrees sapped the faith I had reposed in my senses;