N.

 1 11|          towards the knowledge of the languages, letters, events, customs,
 2 14|              the study of the ancient languages and recourse to the original
 3 15|            also and of their oriental languages has spread far and wide
 4 15|            aids to the study of these languages that the biblical scholar,
 5 16|             well as in other oriental languages and to support his interpretation
 6 16|             although the knowledge of languages then was much less than
 7 16|                if to the knowledge of languages be joined a real skill in
 8 23|              knowledge of the ancient languages and by the aids afforded
 9 23|           means of their knowledge of languages search out with all diligence
10 28|               and in the knowledge of languages than the scripture scholars
11 42|      extensive and exact knowledge of languages both biblical and oriental,
12 51| Ecclesiastical authority, into modern languages; let them themselves give