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1 14| languages and recourse to the original texts.22 However, such was
2 15|      himself of access to the original texts, could in no wise
3 16|       ought we to explain the original text which, having been
4 20|    think that this use of the original texts, in accordance with
5 21|    authority and value of the original texts. For there was no
6 22|     this same doctrine by the original texts or the having recourse
7 22|        even directly from the original texts themselves, for the
8 27|     are of themselves rich in original meaning; endowed with a
9 42|   accurate examination of the original text itself, the more extensive