Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,4,2  |      notes indicate the po-~etic method used in the psalm, e.g.
 2   1,4,2  |     psalm.  Others indicate the ~method of performing, e.g. psalm
 3   1,Add,0|      Allegory. was an exegetical method indeed. An allegorist dealt
 4   1,Add,0|        not merely a philological method. It was the inner correspondence
 5   1,Add,0|  Typology ~is thus an historical method, more than a philological
 6   1,Add,1|   probably the only, theological method, and the authority of the
 7   1,Add,1|      hermeneutical principle and method. ~Scripture could be rightly
 8   1,Add,1|        all. And their exegetical method, the manner in which they
 9   1,Add,1|      main concern, and the usual method, of St. Atha-~nasius. The
10   2,5,4  |        into one prophecy. Such a method of merging~events by signs
11   2,5,4  |   visions of the Apocalypse.~The method of interpretation of the
12   2,5,5  |         along with a~speculative method of Greek philosophy, fermented
13   2,5,9  |        the puzzle in the area of method, although it is not~clear
14   2,5,1  |          order but rather uses a method of interpretation according
15   2,5,1  | describing parallel events. This method of presentation by St. John~