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 1 Pref|            this teaching; some from~great and high art [giving their
 2 Pref|              not~so learned or such great doctors as they imagine;
 3 Pref|            cannot endure because of great abundance and satiety. To
 4    1|            boasts that he possesses great skill,~prudence, power,
 5    1|             esteem this commandment great~and high above all things,
 6    1|          who think that it makes no great difference [how they live].
 7    1|             diligence to accumulate great possessions~and wealth,
 8    1|            though they have amassed~great treasures, they have been
 9    1|            ponder them. ~Saul was a great king, chosen of God and
10    1|         learn and take to heart the great importance of this~commandment,
11    1|          and deceive is in itself a great sin,~but is greatly aggravated
12    1|            the world, which, like a great deluge, has flooded all
13    1|          misery come? It is~still a great mercy that the earth bears
14    1|        experience that often sudden great~calamity was immediately
15    1|          optional with you or of no great importance, but that it
16    1|            truly regard as~high and great. ~We must, therefore impress
17    1|    possesses. ~Secondly, notice how great, good, and holy a work is
18    1|            in the first place, this great consolation in his heart
19    1|            together~with their many great, distressing, and difficult
20    1|          and despised~you esteem it great and precious, not on account
21    1|             above all this, another great reason that should incite
22    1|             Therefore heed well how great a thing in God's sight obedience
23    1|           the entire~country, for a great shame to us who would be
24    1|             them and to esteem them great as the dearest treasure
25    1|            it; nor that there is so great need to~be so seriously
26    1|           just those who because of great sanctity avoid marriage,
27    1|             precious, yea,~many and great good works, of which you
28    1|           while~conscious of such a great theft] may even bid defiance
29    1|           vast, wide stall, full of great thieves. ~Therefore they
30    1|             at home] and are styled great~noblemen, and honorable,
31    1|            if~we were to attack the great, powerful arch-thieves with
32    1|             reprove. For there is a~great difference between these
33    1|       brother. Then you~have done a great and excellent work; for
34    1|            to be, and even~now many great noblemen, gentlemen, and
35    1|           city, duchy, or any other great thing, he practices so~much
36    1|            pleasing to God, however~great or precious it be in the
37    1|             Let us see now what~our great saints can boast of their
38    1|          spiritual orders and their great~and grievous works which
39    1|           aid to this effect by the great display, expense, and magnificent~
40    2|             soul, and life, members great and small, all~my senses,
41    3|          his prayer,~but rather set great store by it, and always
42    3|         stand firm, and esteem it a great thing, not on account of~
43    3|             besides, I have just as great a~need of it as those great
44    3|         great a~need of it as those great saints, yea, even a greater
45    3|             the~Lord's Prayer] is a great advantage indeed over all
46    3|        enough that we~lack, but the great want is that we do not feel
47    3|          hitherto~accomplished such great things, has checked or quelled
48    3|          esteem prayer as something great and precious, and to make
49    3|           relate to us, and each so great that it~ought to constrain
50    3|          for our use. ~Here now the great need exists for which we
51    3|         deed. ~Here, now, learn how great need there is of such prayer.
52    3|         possesses; which is far too great for any~human heart to think
53    3|           than that we ask much and great things of Him, and~again
54    3|              and were ready to give great~imperial presents, and the
55    3|           presence: so also it is a great reproach and~dishonor to
56    3|              But now a need just as great arises,~namely, that we
57    3|              Hence there is just as great need, as in all the others,
58    3|           all his adherents~raise a great tumult, are angry and rage
59    3|       Therefore there is here again great need to call upon God and
60    3|           blood, but by~the devil. ~Great and grievous, indeed, are
61    4|          people could~consider it a great thing when the Pope with
62    4|         when a Carthusian does many great and~difficult works and
63    4|           since we have learned the great benefit and power of~Baptism,
64    5|       contort themselves with their great art and~wisdom, crying out
65    5|        profits~nothing. Yet however great is the treasure in itself,
66    5|             that men may not let so great a treasure which is daily
67    5|       respect to it; and~there is a great multitude of such as hear
68    5| unworthiness in comparison with the great and precious good; and then~