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1 I | Fictitious Allegory. Anagoge.~ History. History. Prefiguring the 2 I | Allegory. Anagoge.~ History. History. Prefiguring the Typifying 3 I | Invented by the Holy Spirit history of Christ things of a higher~ 4 I | it is surely clear from history and from what we see to-day, 5 I | whether the rest of the history is also figurative. Now 6 I | though it may seem, by the history of wars and victors and 7 I | passages by means of seeming history, though the incidents never 8 I | woven into the web of actual history and of the Law, which in 9 I | statement and maintain that no history is real,84because some is 10 I(84) | supposed to invent some of the history for the sake of the spiritual 11 I | whether he is dealing with history in the ordinary sense, or 12 I | the early portion of the history of Uriah. ~29. If the partly 13 I | allegorical treatment of the history appears to any one forced, 14 V | First, then, seeing that history seems to support what Solomon 15 XIV | premised, having in view the history of Jesus as a whole contained 16 XVIII | containing the Law and the history of the Jewish people, and 17 XVIII | capable of investigating the history of the Apostles with intelligence 18 XVIII | the Philosopher: for, as history relates, Socrates took him 19 XXII | upon which even Grecian history touches in a way, when it 20 XXII | special sense their own. The history of barbarous nations, too, 21 XXII(526)| heading) for "invented history." ~ 22 XXII | let him, under the garb of history, in part literally true, 23 XXIII | historians who wrote the history of Cyrus, the subject of 24 XXVII | s servant to write mere history, will be clear to any one 25 Index | 21; compared with secular history, 73; to be searched diligently, 26 Index | of souls, 25; spiritual history of, 23 f. ~Jacob, 10, 21,