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 1 3 |       attack. Hence with grave words did he proclaim that there
 2 3 |    speak more accurately - the words are St. Augustine's - 6
 3 5 |     from which, to use his own words, "biblical science itself
 4 17|  interchange and repetition of words and from all other kinds
 5 23|     that sense of the biblical words which is called literal.
 6 23|     the literal meaning of the words; all these helps indeed
 7 26|     the literal meaning of the words, intended and expressed
 8 26|       their spoken and written words; the unchanging tradition
 9 27| suggest by a clever use of the words of Scripture. Nor does "
10 31|      which is expressed by the words themselves, might be clearly
11 37|      already observed in these words: "In Scripture divine things
12 37|          except sin,"31 so the words of God, expressed in human
13 54|         when, having heard the words of the Master, they exclaimed: "
14 56|      and love, addresses these words: "Lord, to whom shall we
15 56|     shall we go? Thou hast the words of eternal life. "37~