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 1      I, II     |          if you please, how the faith of Christ is flourishing
 2      I, VI     |        under censure, since the faith of readers could easily
 3      I, VI     |    accordance with the Catholic faith. They remarked that there
 4      I, VII    |      opposition to the Catholic faith, that passage especially
 5      I, VIII   |        to him on account of his Faith, and the possession of many
 6      I, X      |         spectators extolled the faith and virtue of the chil-
 7      I, X      |       to be attributed to their faith, but to the Divine power;
 8      I, XI     |        with abstinence, but his faith remained firm. In the meantime,
 9      I, XI     |        ascribed itrather to the faith and virtue of the recluse;
10      I, XIII   |      how great was the power of faith in his case, and how weak
11      I, XIV(20)|       Christi adest": lit. "the faith of Christ is present."~
12      I, XV     |      power, they had beheld the faith of the saint, and the glory
13      I, XVII   |        through the power of his faith. Amid much talk which the
14      I, XVIII  |         by so bold a display of faith, subsided at his approach,
15      I, XIX    |      received, and what a power faith can exert. But the day would
16      I, XXII   |      humility, and steadfast in faith, he had easily obtained
17      I, XXII   |         now restrained him whom faith had not restrained. At length,
18      I, XXVI   |       in this way, injured, but faith is taken from the Gospels
19     II, V      |        much as the power of his faith, and the works accomplished
20     II, VI     |         of the history. But the faith of the two queens is to
21     II, VII    |     long time been admiring the faith of the queen; but to what
22     II, VII    |     prayers, constrained by the faith of the queen, and bound
23     II, XI     |         who, in virtue of their faith, totally ignored the question
24     II, XII    |    herself, having heard of her faith and excellence, he turned
25    III, II     |      simply as a witness to the faith, and not as speaking with
26    III, V      | inasmuch as they doubt our good faith. But really, if they are
27    III, VII    |      But if any hearer, weak in faith, demands also witnesses
28    III, XI     | particular garment, than by the faith which he professed. And
29    III, XII    |   excelled all other mortals in faith, sanctity, and excellence: