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 1    1,    1|          but the integrity of our Faith, making~ ~(by meanes of
 2    1,    2|         EXTENDED TO THE CHRISTIAN FAITH~ ~ ~ ~ Abraham a Jew, being
 3    1,    2|        perdition~ ~thorow want of Faith. In which regard, lovingly
 4    1,    2|           how farre the Christian faith excelled the Jewish~ ~falshoods.
 5    1,    2|         may comprehend~ ~that thy Faith and Religion is better then
 6    1,    2|           scruple, concerning the faith whereto I wish thee; where
 7    1,    2|        but (in plaine termes) the faith of Christians, yea, and~ ~
 8    1,    2|           contrariwise, that your faith enlargeth it selfe,~ ~shining
 9    1,    2|           in the grounds of~ ~our faith; wherein he grew of great
10    1,    3|           APPROVING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH,~ ~ SHEWETH, HOW BENEFICIALL
11    1,    3|         and the truth of his holy Faith, hath bene already very
12    1,    6|       Inquisitor after matters of Faith; who,~ ~although he laboured
13    1,    6|             slenderly grounded in Faith. By which diligent continued
14    1,    6|           defective in matters of faith, as misguided by his owne~ ~
15    1,    7|           what it is, and on my~ ~faith I will have it fairely painted.
16    2,    3|          the~ ~firme pledge of my faith and constancie, never to
17    2,    5|         proceeded~ ~thus. In good faith poore man, albeit thou hast
18    2,    9|         would shee~ ~falsifie her faith to him, or be lewdly allured
19    2,    9|          first promise upon thy~ ~faith, to absent thy selfe thence
20    2,   10|    Liguria embraced the Christian faith) a judge better~ ~stored
21    3,    1|          answered, saying; By the faith of my body,~ ~you speake
22    3,    6|      persons use to doe) she gave faith to his forgerie, and began
23    3,    6|          shee had sworne upon her faith.~ ~ On the morrow morning,
24    3,    9|           thou have us breake our faith;~ ~which for the recovery
25    3,   10|    neighbours extol the Christian faith and devotion to~ ~the service
26    4,    3|        condition, yet cleare in~ ~faith and reputation, and in lands,
27    4,    4|   contrary to the former plighted faith of his~ ~Grand-father, King
28    4,    4|          against Law and plighted faith, which was~ ~promised by
29    4,    4|     Sicilie, complaining~ ~of his faith broken with him, and how
30    4,    9|   estimation, as the other did of faith to his friend.~ ~ With such
31    4,    9|         kinde of~ ~meate? In good faith Sir (quoth she) in all my
32    4, Song|           of my poore hart.~ ~ My faith and hope being basely thus
33    5,   10|      honesty, broken her plighted faith to her Husband, and all
34    6,   10|        garments of the Catholique Faith. Then he tooke me into a~ ~
35    7,    8|           anger, saying. By~ ~the faith of my body Daughter, this
36    8,    7|        shee gave him her hand and faith to do, without any~ ~impeach
37    8,    9|           protest to thee upon my faith, I have one~ ~gowne, which
38    8,    9|          so solemnly ingaged your faith to~ ~me, and no way misdoubting
39    9,    3|         feele some paine? In good faith~ ~Calandrino (quoth Nello)
40   10,    3|      certaine it is, at least, if Faith may bee given to the~ ~report
41   10,    4|       made her promise him on her faith, to effect~ ~it in such
42   10,    6| witnessing thereby, what constant faith he~ ~reposed in you, beleeving
43   10,    7|          Lisana, here I engage my faith to thee, that thou shalt
44   10,    7|     alteration, and said. In good faith Bernardo, the world would
45   10,    8|           tell me truely upon thy faith, to whom could Fortune~ ~
46   10,    8|          I conjure~ ~thee, by the faith of a friend, suffer me to
47   10, Song|           friend,~ ~ I found like faith, as manly minde I know;~ ~