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 1 I     | unreasonable, when it is taken literally. From the work on "Principles"
 2 I     |     the law some things~  were literally to be observed;~ others
 3 I(52) |    that certain passages taken literally do not instruct us, for
 4 I     |       is only a few words, not literally true, which have been inserted;
 5 I     |        occurrences, though not literally true. Why, even the Gospels
 6 I     |    with the historical events, literally true, different ones are
 7 I     |    shall see that it cannot be literally kept; for no living creature
 8 I     |       hand. And we cannot take literally the passage in the Gospel
 9 I     |      the things selected taken literally are not true, but are even
10 I     |       part of the Law is to be literally observed, because a particular
11 I     |      to whether they are to be literally observed or not; for instance,
12 I     |     given commandment is to be literally observed, or not. The reader
13 I     |     prevalent sense of what is literally impossible. Since, then,
14 I     |   intelligibly connects things literally impossible with such things
15 I     |    less than those which never literally occurred. For, regarding
16 I(103)|    That is, "Egyptians," etc., literally. ~
17 VIII  |  solecisms 184in Scripture, if literally taken, often confuse the
18 IX    |        born blind. The man was literally blind, but the Saviour adds, "
19 XI    |    those passages which, taken literally, do not look like Scripture,
20 XIV   |       strove to interpret most literally, has only distinguished
21 XIV   |    Supposing the "world" to be literally the complex whole of heaven
22 XXII  |       garb of history, in part literally true, in part conveying
23 XXVI  |        the blessings are taken literally, the "righteous" man will
24 XXVI  |      the names are to be taken literally, and when on account of
25 Index | commands unreasonable if taken literally, 20; also incidents not
26 Index |         20; also incidents not literally true, 18.~Grapte, 12.~Gregory,