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 1 14|                  14.~ What he has said here of the Gospels he applies
 2 14|        and though many things are said in the Bible which seem
 3 15|           consequently, if in the said books he came across anything
 4 20|        since - so they claim - he said that the sacred writers
 5 21|         consider so much what God said as why He said it," are
 6 21|           what God said as why He said it," are very far indeed
 7 27|           the things which Christ said or did have come down to
 8 28|           Holy Scripture: when He said, "It is written," and "the
 9 29| understand the Scriptures. And He said to them: thus it is written,
10 32|           elegance than they. The said Vulgate, "approved by so
11 47|         is unwilling to study the said Law and thus shuts the door
12 48|            Providentissimus Deus, said was so eminently desirable: "
13 49|          Jerome what we ourselves said in our Encyclical on "preaching
14 51|         merely because a thing is said metaphorically, for "the
15 53|     spiritual interpretation, and said: 'Therefore shall a man
16 55|         out what another has well said that it may be understood
17 55|         the sense in which it was said."[101] He further demands
18 68|           Gregory and Didymus, he said only what the Christians