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 1     Int, 1         |        an approximation - and an interpretation too. There is small hope
 2       3, XI        |         plausibility of my false interpretation but saw immediately what
 3       5            | possibilities of the allegorical interpretation of Scripture. Augustine
 4       5, XIV(148)  |        the allegorical method of interpretation opened new horizons for
 5       5, XIV(148)  |        for Augustine in Biblical interpretation and he adopted it as a settled
 6       6, V         |       the mysteries of spiritual interpretation. The authority of Scripture
 7       6, IX(201)   |                  The allegorical interpretation of the Israelites' despoiling
 8       6, XXI(226)  |          and filling it with the interpretation achieved by the long struggle
 9      10            |   prepares to turn to a detailed interpretation of Gen. 1:1, 2.~
10      11            |     heavens.” Realizing that his interpretation of Gen. 1:1, 2, is not self-evidently
11      11            |    various possibilities of true interpretation of his Scripture text. He
12      11, XVIII(486)| legitimate and profitable in the interpretation of Scripture. He did not
13      11, XXI       |         30. Again, regarding the interpretation of the following words,
14      11, XXI       |          the various truths, the interpretation that “the earth was invisible
15      11, XXIV      |         can discover that single interpretation which warrants our saying
16      11, XXIV      |         else than this [i.e., my interpretation] when he wrote, “In the