Book, Chapter

 1        2, I      |      the law, according to the literal acceptation of the word;
 2        2, II     |   which are connected with the literal acceptation of the Mosaic
 3        2, IV     |     from Judaism, must yield a literal obedience to the law of
 4        2, VII    |       circumcision, and from a literal Sabbath, and literal festivals,
 5        2, VII    |    from a literal Sabbath, and literal festivals, and literal new
 6        2, VII    |     and literal festivals, and literal new moons, and from clean
 7        2, LXIX   |  devoted to such subjects. The literal narrative, however, one
 8        4, XV     |    were flesh, speaking with a literal voice, until he who has
 9        4, XLIV   | desiring us to imitate not the literal acts of those who did these
10        4, XLV    |   without examining either its literal or its figurative meaning)
11        4, XLVIII | narratives when taken in their literal acceptation, of what histories
12        4, LXXXVII|        as taking them in their literal signification, but, agreeably
13        5, LX     |        are of opinion that the literal acceptation of the laws
14        5, LX     |   which are concealed in their literal expression, and to his own
15        6, LXX    |     and Jews m a corporeal and literal manner, our Saviour said
16        7, XVIII  |        than that afforded by a literal rendering of the words.
17        7, XIX    |       sequel, according to the literal rendering of his words,
18        7, XX     |       twofold sense, --the one literal, the other spiritual,--as
19        7, XX     |     before us. Of the first or literal sense it is said, not by
20        7, XX     |    meaning by "the letter" the literal sense, and by "the spirit"