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 1 22|        too, who hold that the historical portions of Scripture do
 2 22|    nature could be applied to historical things as well. Hence they
 3 23| adversaries and defending the historical truth of Scripture from
 4 27|     the Church understand the historical trustworthiness of the Gospels;
 5 50|     must study the literal or historical meaning:~I earnestly warn
 6 51|      certain passages have no historical meaning: "We are not rejecting
 7 51|    established the literal or historical meaning, Jerome goes on
 8 52|     on earth and having solid historical foundations, then, can we
 9 53|      were formed, but on that historical basis erected a spiritual
10 68|    its integral character and historical trustworthiness, telling