Book,  Chap.

1   2,  16| Concerning types. ~D. What is a type? M. That which we call a
2   2,  16|        terms. D. What then is a type, or figure? M. The manifestation
3   2,  16|  catechumens. For they bear the type of Adam, shut out of paradise
4   2,  16|       we say that prophecy is a type in words, in view of the
5   2,  16|        words, and conversely, a type is a prophecy in events,
6   2,  17|     transgression of Adam was a type of the justice of our Savior,
7   2,  17|           Rom 5:19,14), i.e., a type. For in the Greek "type"
8   2,  17|         type. For in the Greek "type" is specifically read. Therefore
9   2,  17|          Christ, was a form, or type, of Adam's transgression,