(p) P. 518. — ' St Austin saith, "The world was not overcome by fighting, but by suffering." ' One of many of Augustine's plaints in his ' worry ' under his numer- ous controversies with the Donatists.
5-10 THE FOUNTAIN OPENED.
(q) P. 518. ' St Austin observes, " It was the wonder of the world." ' A common
say ill}? in tlio De Civil ate Dei.
(r) 1'. 523. ' Ignorance is the mother of devotion.' It would be difBcult to awiird
tliis ii]i(ii)litlicgm to its originiil author.
(s) 1'. 5'23. ' Bulliirniine's tonet, " tliat faith is hotter dotintHl by ignorance than
bv anytiiing else.'' ' See thi'. sentiment under Fides, in any of the editions of the Works of tliis eminent cardinal.
(t) P. 533. ' Therefore the schoolmen speak well, ho enjoyed the presence of
God afftdione justitice, . . . yet not affectione accommoda. The distinction has the ring of Aquinas. G.
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