Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 I, 1,9 |   to accept the words in a literal sense and do~not understand
2 I, 1,9 | was in general opposed to “literal interpretations” of~Scripture;
3 I, 1,9 |     of~Scripture; when the literal sense was required, St.
4 I, 1,9 |  St. Chrysostom was quite “literal” in his interpretation.
5 I, 1,9 | this sometimes requires a~“literal” interpretation, and sometimes
6 II, 6,6| Catholic theology in their literal and~overly-narrow sense,
7 II, 7,1|    Christ on earth.~In the literal meaning of the word, the
8 App, 4 | taking all the images in a literal sense.~And indeed, in the