---- why they believe without having read the Gospels, 248
---- who believe without proofs cannot persuade an infidel, though persuaded themselves, 249
Church, true justice found in the, 67
---- prefigured by the Synagogue, 176
---- dangers it has run, 198
---- the, when persecuted is like a vessel beaten about by a storm, 211
---- that is a good state of the, in which it is upheld by God alone, 241
---- her miracles against her enemies, 266
---- ancient and modern, influence of tradition, 274
---- comparison of what took place in ancient, and now, 275
---- defended by God against corruption, 277
---- unity and plurality of the, power of the Pope, 287
---- judges of men by outward actions, 294
---- power of the, in confession, compared to that of parliament, 294
---- teaches, but God inspires, 294
---- discipline of the, needs reform, 295
Cicero, false beauties we admire in, 302
---- quoted, 110
Circumcision only a sign, 175
Clearness, why religion does not possess it, 3
Cleobuline, a character in a romance, 32
Cleopatra, the nose of, 60
Communing, secret, of man with himself, 46
Compliments, dislike of, 315
Composition of a work, 302
Concupiscence, source of all our movements, 81
Condition, our desires paint for us a happy, 74
Condran, M. de, his opinions, 279
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