Book, Chapter

 1   1,   7| them as gods, their thought takes the form of an endeavour
 2   1,  13|     complete in itself, and takes the form of speech without
 3   1,  36|   is never useful. ~Whoever takes another meaning out of Scripture
 4   1,  37|                   For if he takes up rashly a meaning which
 5   2,  13| flourish Ps.132:18), surely takes away nothing from the meaning.
 6   3,   5|    a wretched slavery which takes the figurative expressions
 7   3,   5|   he who follows the letter takes figurative words as if they
 8   4,  18|     Or that when a preacher takes this saying as his text,
 9   4,  28| pursues an upright life, he takes care to maintain a good
10   4,  29|     lives badly, who really takes the words that belong to
11   4,  29|     eloquent; and when this takes place, the former draws