Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |         that there was a kind of greatness manifest in the words of
 2        1, XI    |     surpassing wisdom and divine greatness of mind dared to make known
 3        1, LVI   |     intermingled with its divine greatness. To quote the prophecies
 4        2, XXIV  |     Jesus to His Father, and His greatness of mind, and which runs
 5        3, LXIV  | infirmity in comparison with the greatness of God, and that we must
 6        3, LXXVII|       look up from the exceeding greatness of the world and its contents,
 7        4, XII   |          from His own height and greatness when He arranges the affairs
 8        4, XXVII |      abandoned on account of the greatness of their sins, and that
 9        4, LXXXVI|     latter which manifests their greatness, he declares that "in certain
10        6, XVII  |        God, manifesting that the greatness of the knowledge of the
11        6, XX    |         High Priest," who by the greatness of His power and understanding "
12        6, LXIX  |        share) of Himself and His greatness to His Only-begotten and
13        6, LXIX  |      might preserve, even in His greatness, the image of the Father.
14        6, LXIX  |        preserve the image of His greatness. God, moreover, is in our
15        6, LXXIX |      surprise that, owing to the greatness and incomprehensibility