Book, Chapter

 1       5      |       FIVE~ ~A year of decision. Faustus comes to Carthage and Augustine
 2       5, III |        bishop of the Manicheans, Faustus by name, a great snare of
 3       5, III |        of meat that their famous Faustus served up to me in it. His
 4       5, VI  | eagerness to the arrival of this Faustus. For all the other members
 5       5, VII |          became plain to me that Faustus was ignorant in those arts
 6       5, VII |           and then said nothing. Faustus had a heart which, if not
 7       5, VII |          other teachers, because Faustus who was so famous among
 8       5, VII |      Carthaginian students. With Faustus then I read whatever he
 9       5, VII |        present itself. Thus that Faustus who had entrapped so many
10       5, XIII|      cheerful and soothing, than Faustus’ style. As for subject matter,
11       6, XI  |          I shall see it; behold, Faustus will come and explain everything.”