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From this twofold fore-signification of things to come, which concerne the Messias, the Ancients haue rightly obserued two senses of Scripture, the literall and the mysticall. The literall sense is that, which the words vpon their first vttering or writing (whether in termes proper or borrowed) directly and immediately import, without interposition of reall euent, |
From this twofold fore-signification of things to come, which concern the Messias, the Ancients have rightly observed two Senses of Scripture, the literal and the mystical. The literal sense is that, which the words upon their First uttering or writing (whither in terms proper or borrowed) directly and immediately import, without interposition of real event, |
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