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 1 Pre  |      consists not of eloquence, but faith. Let them also bear in mind
 2 I    |           what follows to give full faith tothe things narrated, and
 3 I(2) | distinguished from the grace-of the faith which removes mountains,
 4 I(2) |             mighty works which such faith may have wrought cannot
 5 IV   |            to cowardice, and not to faith, I will take my stand unarmed
 6 V    |            converts a Rubber to the Faith.~From that time quitting
 7 V    |           the city Pictava,14 whose faith in the things of God was
 8 XIII |        errors, made a profession of faith in the Lord Jesus. Certainly,
 9 XXIII|  distinguished for the most exalted faith, and for all sorts of excellence.
10 XXV  |          long heard accounts of his faith, life and virtues, burned
11 XXV  |          possessing such a model of faith and virtue. For Paulinus,