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 1 6 |          Nor was Jerome content merely to gather up this or that
 2 8 |       character. Thus he is not merely content to affirm as a general
 3 19|        truth is presented - God merely permits, and even leaves
 4 20|     object. Therefore, from the merely external appearance of things -
 5 22| absolute truth of the facts but merely upon what they are pleased
 6 24|    false views then current; he merely says that in giving names
 7 51|       there is no literal sense merely because a thing is said
 8 51|   rejecting the history, we are merely giving a spiritual interpretation
 9 52|  Prophets sang are regarded not merely as empty sounds or idle
10 62|          his whole life and not merely his writings afford the
11 69|   before you. Urge upon all not merely to embrace under Jerome'