Chapter

 1 2   |   suffered injuries, and how his faith remained firm, though he
 2 4   |      convert all infidels to the faith of Christ, write that this
 3 4   |          and convert many to the faith, founded the third order,
 4 6   |       was greatly edified by the faith of the most holy Francis,
 5 7   |        world. The priest, having faith in the promise of St Francis,
 6 9   |       wolf, wilt thou pledge thy faith that I may trust to this
 7 9   |         promised and pledged his faith that he consents to make
 8 XXIV|         Francis converted to the faith the Sultan of Babylon.~St
 9 XXIV|   Francis, urged by zeal for the faith of Christ and by a wish
10 XXIV|       preached most divinely the faith of Christ; and to prove
11 XXIV|          of the constancy of his faith, and because he despised
12 XXIV|      would I be converted to the faith of Christ; but I fear to
13 XXIV|        be found well disposed to faith and devotion." The Sultan
14 XXIV| revelation." Having received the faith of Christ and holy baptism
15 5   |   darkness, that he lost all the faith and love he had felt for
16 14  |         his sin; and I have such faith in thy prayers that were
17 14  |         he had placed such great faith. ~To the praise and glory
18 16  |        lead them by the light of faith into the way of truth, preached
19 16  |        reasoned with them on the faith of Christ and on the Holy
20 16  |        him more than men without faith, and animals without reason
21 16  |     expound to them the Catholic faith. He preached so eloquently,
22 16  |         and returned to the true faith of Christ; the faithful
23 16  |        being strengthened in the faith. After this St Anthony sent
24 18  |    Archangel added: "Through the faith and devotion which thou