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 1    I, 5   |        been called the Angel of great Counsel." Who, then, is
 2    I, 5   |         shall be no end." O the great God! O the perfect child!
 3    I, 6   |         milk and honey." A very great difficulty arises in reference
 4    I, 8   |         Thus also He who is our great General, the Word, the Commander-in-chief
 5    I, 8   |         death by a little pain. Great is the wisdom displayed
 6    I, 8   |      from the testimony is very great. Besides, the feeling of
 7    I, 9   |         Baal." For it is a very great proof of His love, that,
 8    I, 12  |       we are trained. War needs great preparation, and luxury
 9   II, 1   |   delicacies, giving themselves great trouble to get lampreys
10   II, 1   |  further, "A certain man made a great supper, and called many."
11   II, 2   |    their rest; representing the great cluster the Word, bruised
12   II, 2   |       should be supplied in too great profusion; in order that
13   II, 2   |       its being drawn in with a great deal of breath, as if it
14   II, 2   |         An intoxicated woman is great wrath," it is said, as if
15   II, 2   |         down from above, with a great fall to the liver and the
16   II, 8   |        we say that the Lord the great High Priest offers to God
17   II, 8   |      the ancient coronet of the great gods," speaking of the earth-born
18   II, 8   |      them. For the Father takes great care of man, and gives to
19   II, 9   |     silver-footed couches argue great ostentation; and the ivory
20   II, 9   |        we cut off the causes of great tendency to sleep, we shall
21   II, 11  |    exposed. Though you may with great propriety use the language
22   II, 12  |     showing also in this matter great luxuriousness. Base, in
23   II, 13  |     gold. And they know not how great is their transgression,
24  III, 2   |        and love of wine, though great vices, are not of such magnitude
25  III, 3   |         The crown of old men is great experience," says Scripture;
26  III, 4   |       to servants, purchasing a great crowd of fine cooks, and
27  III, 4   |        the most shameful ruin a great stroke of business. And
28  III, 8   | reserved to the judgment of the great day, in everlasting chains
29  III, 11  |       is in the sight of God of great price."~ For the labour
30  III, 12  |     been adduced by me with too great asperity, in order to effect
31  III, paed|      for Thy behests).~ O King, great Giver of good gifts to men,~