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 1 1 |     obtain the favour of the great Virgin Mary, the Mother
 2 1 |     manifold and exceedingly great favours obtained by a Christian
 3 3 |         3. This devotion, so great and so confident, to the
 4 3 |    who will not remember how great trouble and grief God's
 5 3 |      of the Dominican Order. Great in the integrity of his
 6 4 | magnificent victory, with no great loss to itself, in which
 7 4 |   the enemy were routed with great slaughter. And it was to
 8 4 |  preserve the memory of this great boon thus granted, that
 9 7 |    need of divine help is as great today as when the great
10 7 |      great today as when the great Dominic introduced the use
11 8 |                      8. That great saint indeed, divinely enlightened,
12 10|    of the people towards the great Virgin, and to increase