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 1  Thal | according to its mere natural sense, as referring to the union
 2  Thal |      passage in too natural a sense, laid down that the Spirit
 3  Thal |    bring forth the analogical sense, looking more deeply into
 4  Thal |    man and Eve in a secondary sense to Christ and the Church,
 5 Thall |       to Me thy soul, and thy sense, and thy mind, which He
 6 Agathe|    kept the five forms of the sense pure to Christ, as a lamp,
 7 Thekla|     Begotten in the Minds and Sense of the Faithful.~Now, in
 8 Thekla| actions which spring from the sense of pleasure and pain; for
 9  Domn |  trees, which, in a spiritual sense, mean men; and the fig-tree
10 Arete |     from without, through the sense of sight, with fancies,