FOOTNOTES:
[33] De invent. Rhetor., ii. 53.
[34] Etymolog., x. sub litt. R.
[35] Of the City of God, x. 3.
[36] Of the True Religion, lv.
[37] St. Jas. i. 27.
[38] Of the City of God, x. 1.
[39] Of the City of God, x. 1.
[40] Gal. v. 13.
[41] The objection and its solution turn upon the Latin words cultus and colere, which cannot be consistently rendered in English; "reverence" is perhaps the most appropriate translation here.
[42] Of the City of God, x. 1.
[43] Gal. iv. 14.
[44] Rom. viii. 31.
[45] Ps. xv. 5.
[46] Ps. lxxvi. 1.
[47] Of the Nature of Good, iii.
[48] Fear is one of the "Gifts" of the Holy Ghost.
[49] S. Jerome, Ep. LIV., alias X., ad Furiam.
[50] II., vi. 15.
[51] iv. 5-6.
[52] i. 6.
[53] The Latin word ordinare means "to set in due order"; there is no precise English equivalent which can be consistently employed.
[54] Of the City of God, x. 6.
[55] II. x. 31.
[56] VIII. viii. 1.
[57] 2. 2. Qu. II., Art. 2.
[58] Enchiridion, iii.
[59] xliii. 33.
[60] xx. 1-17.
[61] Ethics, II. vi.
[62] lviii. 7.
[63] Ps. xv. 2.
[64] 1 Cor. ix. 16.
[66] i. 20.
[67] Ps. xlix. 13.
[68] Of the City of God, x. 5.
[69] Ibid., vi. 10.
[70] Ps. xciv. 3.
[71] i. 74-75.
[72] Thus Origen, Hom. XI, i. in Leviticum, where, however, he is not really giving an etymology.
[73] X., sub litt. S.
[74] xii. 14.
[75] Rom. viii. 38-39.
[76] De Affectibus.
[77] Of the Divine Names, xii.
[78] Of Virginity, viii.