Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVII   |      who give it a tropical and allegorical signification. And here
 2        1, XVIII  | comprehend its metaphorical and allegorical signification; whereas Moses,
 3        1, XX     |  language of which admits of no allegorical meaning!~
 4        3, XXIII  |     beings betake themselves to allegorical interpretations, we must
 5        3, XLIII  |       alluding obscurely to the allegorical notions, in conformity with
 6        3, XLIII  |         not acquainted with any allegorical meaning which was contained
 7        4, XXXVIII|         to give them somehow an allegorical signification." Now we might
 8        4, XXXVIII|     give to these lines a grave allegorical meaning (whether any such
 9        4, XXXIX  |      had not inappropriately an allegorical meaning, let us contrast
10        4, XLII   |       by investing them with an allegorical signification; but when
11        4, XLVIII |        give all these things an allegorical meaning;" and, "Because
12        4, XLVIII |         though invested with an allegorical meaning? (Take the instance)
13        4, XLVIII |        even under pretext of an allegorical meaning, admit any fable
14        4, XLIX   |       incapable of admitting an allegorical meaning." For from the prophetic
15        4, XLIX   |       also were written with an allegorical purpose, and were most skilfully
16        4, XLIX   |    Christians" were the (first) allegorical interpreters of our Scriptures,
17        4, XLIX   |         themselves give them an allegorical signification, what other
18        4, XLIX   |       incapable of admitting an allegorical meaning." Paul, the apostle
19        4, L      |        to give these stories an allegorical signification, although
20        4, LI     |         existence which contain allegorical explanations of the law
21        4, LI     |       would not have said: "The allegorical explanations, however, which
22        4, LI     |       question a not improbable allegorical meaning, as in his work
23        4, LI     |       His name--and gives it an allegorical signification, whether successfully
24        4, LII    |         treatises which contain allegorical explanations and interpretations,
25        4, LXXXVII|     that those who give them an allegorical interpretation do violence
26        5, XXXVIII| enumerate them. For although an allegorical meaning may be given to
27        6, XXIX   |        as you say, of a certain allegorical and typical method of interpretation,
28        6, XXXVII |        tree of life" to give an allegorical meaning to the cross; and