Book, Chapter

 1        4, XIII   |      prove that the wicked man literally builds up "wood, or hay,
 2        4, XXXVII |   wings, since the Scriptures, literally understood, attribute such
 3        4, XLVII  |   instances to show that what, literally considered, might appear
 4        4, LXXXVII|   express one sense when taken literally, but which convey a different
 5        5, XXXI   |  contains some things that are literally true, while yet it conveys
 6        6, LXI    |       work with His own hands" literally, then neither are they applicable
 7        7, XI     |      minor prophets, explained literally and in detail what he calls "
 8        7, XIX    | himself unable to interpret it literally. It is sufficient at present
 9        7, XX     |        disparage the law taken literally, says, "If the ministration
10        7, XXV    |     the law, even when we take literally the precept regarding the
11        7, XXVI   |    legislation of Moses, taken literally, to harmonize with the calling
12        8, XL     |    language is not to be taken literally; for he reproves those who