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 1  Thal      |        more accurately unfold the meaning of the apostle's arguments,
 2  Thal      |     wholly to despise the literal meaning,5 as has been said, and
 3  Thal      |           passes over the literal meaning, and shows that the words
 4  Thal(12)  |           translator. The general meaning, however, will be clear
 5  Thal      |      Scriptures beyond their true meaning, so as to twist into a defence
 6 Theop(71)  |       here employed with a double meaning. ["Body" here = man's physical
 7 Theop      |       they take a low view of the meaning of the commandments, but
 8 Theop      |    Jerusalem above my chief joy; "meaning by Jerusalem, as I said,
 9 Thall      |         Also Three Years Old: Its Meaning; Every Age to Be Consecrated
10 Thall      |        Scripture according to its meaning.4 Now, he who watches over
11 Thall(12)  |           quoted from memory. The meaning, however, is nearer the
12 Thall      |       consider its naked and true meaning. The Hebrews were commanded
13 Agathe     |           it be already kindled? "meaning by the earth our bodies,
14 Agathe     |           up together with them," meaning our souls.17 For we truly
15 Agathe(17) |          give simply the writer's meaning.-Tr.~
16 Agathe(19) |          as in 1 Tim. vi. 16, the meaning is probably this rather
17 Procil     |           one chain of thy neck; "meaning to show that He had been
18 Thekla     | sufficiently to explain the exact meaning of the Scripture.~
19 Thekla     |        Christ. According to which meaning it is said in a certain
20 Tusiane(18)|         Quoted from memory and in meaning, not verbally.-Tr.~