Book, Chapter

 1   2,  11|     recourse to the original texts if the endless diversity
 2   2,  12|   examination of a number of texts has often thrown light upon
 3   2,  12| writer. As for example, some texts read: "Their feet are sharp
 4   2,  12|    interpret, but to correct texts of this sort. For the same
 5   2,  12| error has crept into so many texts, that you can hardly find
 6   2,  14|  careful comparison of their texts. Only all positive error
 7   2,  14|     in the correction of the texts, so that the uncorrected
 8   2,  15|    of the meaning. The Latin texts, therefore, of the Old Testament
 9   2,  15|     diversities of the Latin texts, we must of course yield
10   3,   1|  besides, by accuracy in the texts, which has been secured