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 1 2 |       the defence of the sacred writings and to making them better
 2 3 |      greatest effect the sacred writings, in order to persuade the
 3 3 |         man finds in the sacred writings abundant and excellent assistance;
 4 5 |   innumerable passages of their writings we find them applying to
 5 7 | laborious studies and admirable writings have justly merited for
 6 7 |         is pre-eminent; and his writings, it may be said, are Scripture
 7 10|       the Apostolic Gospels and writings are not the work of the
 8 13|    equally to defend the sacred writings and to penetrate their meaning.
 9 14|      reasons which make ancient writings more or less difficult to
10 14|      recognized that the sacred writings are wrapt in a certain religious
11 14|         and ideas, but from the writings and authority of the ancients,
12 16|       chiefly out of the Sacred Writings that they endeavoured to
13 17|         and the handing down of writings, the witness of history
14 17|     elimination from the sacred writings of all prophecy and miracle,
15 20|     find mistakes in the sacred writings and so to shake and weaken
16 21|   genuine passage of the sacred writings, either pervert the Catholic
17 21|  Doctors agreed that the divine writings, as left by the hagiographers,
18 21|      laying it down, that those writings, in their entirety and in
19 24|   always to approach the Sacred Writings with reverence and piety;