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1 50| ever-growing appreciation of its literal sense and to the 88 formulation
2 50|          then, we must study the literal or historical meaning:~I
3 51|      interpretation rests on the literal sense,[89] and that we are
4 51|        to think that there is no literal sense merely because a thing
5 51|       has firmly established the literal or historical meaning, Jerome
6 51|      must not stop at the simple literal sense: "Just as we have
7 52|        sufficiently based on the literal meaning:~When all these
8 54|      when these are based on the literal sense, and are supported
9 54|         they would pass from the literal to the more profound meaning