Book, Chapter

 1   2, arg|        two sources, unknown and ambiguous signs. The present book
 2   2,  10|            chap. 10. Unknown or ambiguous signs prevent Scripture
 3   2,  10|         under unknown, or under ambiguous signs. Signs are either
 4   2,  12|     useful. Errors arising from ambiguous words~
 5   2,  12|    taking the wrong sense of an ambiguous word, fell into error. Now
 6   2,  13|         Latin tongue, but it is ambiguous too, as if the meaning might
 7   2,  14|                           About ambiguous signs, however, I shall
 8   2,  39|    disentangling and explaining ambiguous passages, of which I shall
 9   2,  42| consideration and discussion of ambiguous signs in Scripture. And
10   3, arg|     this third book to treat of ambiguous signs. Such signs may be
11   3,   1|        may not be led astray by ambiguous signs, I so far as I can
12   3,   2|     proper words make Scripture ambiguous, we must see in the first
13   3,   3|         that I have given about ambiguous punctuations are to be observed
14   4,  10|     without becoming obscure or ambiguous, but which when used according
15   4,  10|         vulgar idiom is neither ambiguous nor obscure) not in the