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 1 3 |        in the whole range of the Bible. As St. Jerome says, "To
 2 4 |         the assiduous use of the Bible, and to devout meditation
 3 6 |                         What the Bible Owes to the Catholic Church~
 4 7 |     progress in the study of the Bible. That the scholastics were
 5 8 |         the original text of the Bible, as well as on the Latin
 6 8 |       did excellent work for the Bible between the Council of Vienne
 7 8 |          ancient versions of the Bible, and the Polyglots of Antwerp
 8 10|          are urged to attack the Bible by a similar intolerance
 9 11|       long familiarity with, the Bible, and by suitable learning
10 13|   integrity and authority of the Bible, how to investigate and
11 13|          each single Book of the Bible to be separately gone through.
12 14|        which are peculiar to the Bible. For the language of the
13 14|          For the language of the Bible is employed to express,
14 14|      same manner any text of the Bible, as pertaining to the doctrine
15 16|        from the authority of the Bible; "for (Theology) does not
16 16|        approach the study of the Bible well prepared and furnished;
17 17|    skilful interpretation of the Bible, is much; but there is a
18 20|      mistakes in the text of the Bible; this question, when it
19 22|          the defence of the Holy Bible is far more than can be
20 23| advantageous to the cause of the Bible, let scholars keep steadfastly