Chapter

1 I  |     forth, as if by suppuration, great evil from the diminutive
2 I  |     supplied by nature have very great efficacy; magic also puts
3 I  |       weak moreover, that a very great number in truth are Christians
4 V  |         burning iron, and of the great heat of the mustard; yet
5 VI |          such sort as would cost great effort, poignant suffering,
6 IX |       exceeding glad, since very great is your reward in heaven;
7 XII|        at all events, says, "How great indeed is the glory, if
8 XII|        they who come out of that great tribulation, and have washed
9 XII| whiteness of snow and wool? When great Babylon likewise is represented