| ### BOOK V |

| ### Index |

| #### CONSPECTUS #### CHAPTER I. THAT IT BECOMES THE SOUL TO PRAISE GOD, AND TO CONFESS UNTO HIM. #### CHAPTER II. ON THE VANITY OF THOSE WHO WISHED TO ESCAPE THE OMNIPOTENT GOD. #### CHAPTER III. HAVING HEARD FAUSTUS, THE MOST LEARNED BISHOP OF THE MANICHAEANS, HE DISCERNS THAT GOD, THE AUTHOR BOTH OF THINGS ANIMATE AND INANIMATE, CHIEFLY HAS CARE FOR THE HUMBLE. #### CHAPTER IV. THAT THE KNOWLEDGE OF TERRESTRIAL AND CELESTIAL THINGS DOES NOT GIVE HAPPINESS, BUT THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD ONLY. #### CHAPTER V. OF MANICHAEUS PERTINACIOUSLY TEACHING FALSE DOCTRINES, AND PROUDLY ARROGATING TO HIMSELF THE HOLY SPIRIT. #### CHAPTER VI. FAUSTUS WAS INDEED AN ELEGANT SPEAKER, BUT KNEW NOTHING OF THE LIBERAL SCIENCES. #### CHAPTER VII. CLEARLY SEEING THE FALLACIES OF THE MANICHAEANS, HE RETIRES FROM THEM, BEING REMARKABLY AIDED BY GOD. #### CHAPTER VIII. HE SETS OUT FOR ROME, HIS MOTHER IN VAIN LAMENTING IT. #### CHAPTER IX. BEING ATTACKED BY FEVER, HE IS IN GREAT DANGER. #### CHAPTER X. WHEN HE HAD LEFT THE MANICHAEANS, HE RETAINED HIS DEPRAVED OPINIONS CONCERNING SIN AND THE ORIGIN OF THE SAVIOUR. #### CHAPTER XI. HELPIDIUS DISPUTED WELL AGAINST THE MANICHAEANS AS TO THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. #### CHAPTER XII. PROFESSING RHETORIC AT ROME, HE DISCOVERS THE FRAUD OF HIS SCHOLARS. #### CHAPTER XIII. HE IS SENT TO MILAN, THAT HE, ABOUT TO TEACH RHETORIC, MAY BE KNOWN BY AMBROSE. #### CHAPTER XIV. HAVING HEARD THE BISHOP, HE PERCEIVES THE FORCE OF THE CATHOLIC FAITH, YET DOUBTS, AFTER THE MANNER OF THE MODERN ACADEMICS. |