Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIX|    the facts, but of the bare letter of Scripture, and would
 2        2, I   |    regulated according to the letter, to that which is interpreted
 3        2, II  |   trained up according to the letter of the Mosaic law, He was
 4        2, VI  |     according to the word and letter, express themselves somewhere,
 5        2, LXIX|    upon it was). For the mere letter and narrative of the events
 6        4, XXI |       be taken as true to the letter, the event does not on such
 7        5, LIX |     who does not abide by the letter of the history, and who
 8        6, XII |    the following from Plato's letter to Hermeas, and Erastus,
 9        6, XLVI|   word, nor by spirit, nor by letter as from us, as that the
10        6, LXX |     New Testament; not of the letter, but of the spirit; for
11        6, LXX |    but of the spirit; for the letter killeth, but the spirit
12        6, LXX |   giveth life," where by the "letter" he means that "exposition
13        7, XX  |   like manner says, that "the letter killeth, and the spirit
14        7, XX  | giveth life," meaning by "the letter" the literal sense, and
15        7, XXI |          XXI.~When, then, the letter of the law promises riches
16        7, XXI |   just, Celsus may follow the letter which killeth, and understand
17        8, XXIX|       Holy Spirit, to write a letter to the Gentile believers,