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66 NOTE admit Alypius appears Aristotle Ary Scheffer attain Augus Augustine's beauty behold believe better Bishop body called false Carthage Casciago cause Christian church father Cicero City of God concede concerning Confessions consider death deceived deny Descartes desire to know doctrine dost doubt Dualism eternal evil exist eyes fact faith falsity Father fear flesh friends gaze happy Harnack hear heart History of Dogma hope imitation immortal inane intellectual Kabyle knowledge lest light live look Manichaean matter mind Monism Nebridius Neoplatonic Neoplatonist never ourselves pain passion perceive perhaps perish persuaded philosophers Plato pleasure Plotinus possess possible Poujoulat pray prayer question reason remains Saint Augustin science of disputation seek seems sense similitude Solilo Soliloquies sophism sort soul speak tell Thagaste Thee Thou thought tion true thing truly Truth unless unto Wherefore whole wholly wisdom wise wish