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 1 2 | doubtful teaching about its interpretation.[11] ~
 2 14|  and foundation of Catholic interpretation; indeed, for Jerome, a true
 3 38|  was able to refute a false interpretation of a Biblical text with
 4 51|     goes on to say that all interpretation rests on the literal sense,[89]
 5 51|   merely giving a spiritual interpretation of it.''[91] Once, however,
 6 52| coping-stone of a spiritual interpretation.[95] ~
 7 53|    do not give a figurative interpretation of all alike. In confirmation
 8 53|   basis erected a spiritual interpretation, and said: 'Therefore shall
 9 55|    got to keep to the "true interpretation, and that the real function
10 55|    lest through some faulty interpretation we make Christ's Gospel