Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |          that the governor marvelled greatly." It was, indeed, matter
 2        1, XII    |            country's literature, are greatly given to philosophizing
 3        1, XII    |          they do not understand, are greatly elated because of their
 4        1, XVIII  |             the Discourse will show, greatly superior to your wise poets
 5        1, XXVIII |               on which the Egyptians greatly pride themselves, returned
 6        1, LI     | swaddling-clothes. And this sight is greatly talked of in surrounding
 7        2, XXXVI  |           events that occurred, were greatly afraid, saying, "This man
 8        3, XII    |            that "when Christians had greatly increased in numbers, they
 9        3, XLV    |           wisdom that was in Solomon greatly excelled the wisdom of all
10        3, XLV    |            to the ruler of Tyre, who greatly prided himself on his wisdom, "
11        3, XLVII  |         Greeks who prided themselves greatly on their Grecian wisdom,
12        3, LXIV   |          thinks he possesses, and is greatly elated on their account.
13        3, LXV    |             those who have sinned so greatly, and as would not be inflicted
14        4, LXXXIII|              irrational creature, be greatly puffed up, and think highly
15        4, LXXXVI |              men do pride themselves greatly upon the knowledge of such
16        4, LXXXIX |        should be so with him, who so greatly depreciates human beings.
17        5, XIII   |           such mighty beings, which "greatly praise" the Lord God, as
18        6, IV     |       Moreover, we may see those who greatly pride themselves upon their
19        6, XV     |              the subject of humility greatly talked about; but who has
20        6, XXVIII |           animal most hostile to and greatly dreaded by man, and boast
21        6, XLVII  |            other 'Son of God,' then, greatly resembled each other." He
22        6, LIII   |           principal design. And I am greatly surprised if the inference
23        7, XXIX   |               Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised in the city
24        7, LIV    |             lived a noble life? I am greatly deceived if it is not the
25        8, XLIV   |             the judges; for they are greatly distressed at seeing those
26        8, XLIV   |       torture with patience, but are greatly elated when a Christian