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 1 5 |       correction of the Latin text of the Bible. So well did
 2 6 | certainty touching the actual text and its meaning. With this
 3 13|    begun correcting the Latin text of the New Testament, and
 4 21|     can occur in the inspired text: "It would be wholly impious
 5 32|   gave him a knowledge of the text such as no other ecclesiastical
 6 32|     this familiarity with the text and to his own acute judgment
 7 38|  interpretation of a Biblical text with the simple remark: "
 8 40|       on daily reading of the text. "Provided," he says, "our
 9 45|      assiduous reading of the text.~
10 50|       to consult the original text, to compare various versions,
11 50|  explain it and thus make the text perfectly clear. The precise
12 56|    pervert the meaning of the text and compel the reluctant