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 1 I       |       unreasonable, when it is taken literally. From the work
 2 I       |        came;19for the veil was taken away and the good things
 3 I       |      is not understood, but is taken in the bare literal sense.
 4 I(52)   |    means that certain passages taken literally do not instruct
 5 I       |       the knee to Baal," 66was taken by Paul as applying to the
 6 I       |  sometimes the things selected taken literally are not true,
 7 II      |        that inspired Scripture taken as a whole was on account
 8 V       |        are not content to have taken up your present work as
 9 VIII    |        Scripture, if literally taken, often confuse the reader,
10 XI      |       on those passages which, taken literally, do not look like
11 XVIII   |      principles of reason, but taken symbolically by the masses
12 XVIII   |    necessary that He should be taken away by His parents who
13 XIX(388)|      Lit., "Faith having first taken possession of us produces
14 XIX     |        the Divine Nature, were taken into God.390And if, any
15 XX      |      God gave the beasts to be taken by the intelligence of men,
16 XX      |       hands, and though easily taken, yet is she in the strongholds
17 XX      |        affairs they would have taken care not to fly to any place
18 XX      | possessed divining power, have taken care that the eagle did
19 XX      |         that these animals are taken to represent the worst qualities,
20 XX      |     hear tell of an oath being taken by elephants, and that they
21 XXI     | ordinances, inasmuch as He has taken away that which hinders,
22 XXII    |     Then, in spite of the care taken of them, let him see them
23 XXII    |  uncleanness,530so that having taken their fill of sin they might
24 XXIII   |       they had their knee-pans taken away, while the Amazons
25 XXIV    |      matter. ~The foregoing is taken from Book VII. of the Praeparatio
26 XXVI    |     that, if the blessings are taken literally, the "righteous"
27 XXVI    |       when the names are to be taken literally, and when on account
28 XXVI    |       connotation they are not taken in their strict sense. And
29 Index   |       commands unreasonable if taken literally, 20; also incidents