| Above and beyond all is that divine something to which divine Scripture leads, either in allegory or tropology. |
| The substitutability principle is none other than a generalization of the very notion of tropology. |
| Barrie's poignant attempt at ghost whispering to be trenching on the Gothic, that's because it ties into a long generic and historical convention of Gothic tropology. |
| He must distinguish the historical information from the allegory, divide the allegory from the tropology, and separate the tropology from the anagogy. |
| In the fifth and final chapter, Harkins turns to tropology, the moral reading of scripture. |
| As soon as exegesis of the Old Testament becomes an issue necessary to daily reading of Scripture, typology becomes of far greater importance than tropology. |
