Chapter

 1 pref|           becomes less full when so great a multitude of subjects
 2 pref|             their copiousness is so great, that even by themselves
 3 2   |      Discord attacks the kings with great commotion."~If there are
 4 3   |          For He is too elevated and great to be conceived by the thought,
 5 6   |           therefore, so many and so great, clearly teach that there
 6 6   |             because, when they were great and powerful kings, on account
 7 10  |      Alemena and Leda, the wives of great men, infamous through his
 8 10  |    debaucheries of virgins? and how great a multitude of these there
 9 11  |         golden coins, by offering a great quantity of which, and pouring
10 20  |          the other, having acquired great wealth by her person, made
11 23  |            are even now made to the Great Mother and to Bellona, in
12 29  |     troubles and evils should be so great. In reply to these things,
13 36  |         happy man! to whom alone so great a memory was given; or rather
14 38  | magistracies, and commands. But how great will be the calamity of
15 38  |          that pity, which is a very great virtue, should be cut away,
16 38  |           of a cruel judge, or that great offences should be visited
17 38  |          and if a punishment of too great severity is inflicted for
18 39  |            dogs, who professes that great and perfect virtue in the
19 43  |          fact is an illustrious and great mystery, in which is contained
20 44  |              and became a mother in great pity." In Isaiah it is thus
21 45  |             Jews, seeing them to be great and wonderful, supposed
22 45  |        verses of the Sibyls. When a great multitude resorted to Him
23 45  |             He expired, there was a great earthquake, and a withdrawing
24 46  |              and crucified Him with great degradation, therefore hath
25 48  |           thereof, my name shall be great among the Gentiles." Isaiah
26 51  |        truth, though there is in it great reasonableness and power,
27 51  |             and repose. But of what great weight this sign is, and
28 61  |           furies, which excite such great perturbations in the souls
29 61  |         nature, and have a sure and great influence; nor can they
30 62  |  procreation of children. For a too great eagerness for pleasure both
31 63  |           are transported with such great madness, that they not only
32 65  |             To ransom captives is a great work of pity, and also to
33 66  |          FORTITUDE.~Faith also is a great part of justice; and this
34 66  |            what good things and how great blessedness we shall be
35 67  |             persist in their error. Great is the aid, great the solace
36 67  |            error. Great is the aid, great the solace of repentance.
37 68  |          the plan of making this so great and so immense a work. God
38 68  |          are good, whence have such great evils burst forth, which,
39 68  |          what is the nature of that great mystery, why those who are
40 69  |             since He contrived such great works for the sake of man,
41 69  |             God, the Author of such great benefits, who made the world
42 72  |           Christ shall descend with great power, and there shall go
43 72  |          Conqueror will institute a great judgment on the earth respecting