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 1  2|        express in words with how great and with how impatient a
 2  9|        report speak of things so great and various, and requiring
 3 13|          you who is sufficiently great, imitate, if he can, Socrates
 4 13|        Nor, while so many and so great men are deliberating, should
 5 14|       not praise. And in however great a degree your discourse
 6 17|   highest intelligence. Now, how great is the providence needed,
 7 18|    INFINITE AND IMMENSE--AND HOW GREAT HE IS, IS KNOWN TO HIMSELF
 8 18|     world; and the fortune of so great an empire could not receive
 9 18|       infinite, immense, and how great is known to Himself alone.
10 18|      else but Oh God, and God is great, and God is true, and if
11 21|      PERSAEUS, AND ALEXANDER THE GREAT, WHO ENUMERATE THE COUNTRY,
12 21|         and Ceres. Alexander the Great, the celebrated Macedonian,
13 25| THEREFORE THE ROMANS WERE NOT SO GREAT BECAUSE THEY WERE RELIGIOUS,
14 25| Therefore the Romans were not so great because they were religious,
15 27|        of the matron's girdle. A great many, even some of your
16 29|        princes and kings, not as great and chosen men, as is just,
17 32|          shut up the might of so great majesty within one little
18 34|          life, and by God's very great patience, whose judgment,
19 41|         for me, in that the very great invidiousness of judging