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 1 8 |          should have confided to him a great and important mission unless
 2 9 |                truth: "When we see the great help of God, such manifest
 3 9 |                alone cannot compass so great, excellent, and important
 4 12|                certain names, signs of great things which properly belong
 5 12|         commonwealth. So, too, He, the Great Shepherd, who calls Himself "
 6 12|            therefore, does St. Leo the Great say: "From the whole world
 7 12|                 And so St. Gregory the great, writing to the Emperor
 8 13|               the sixth century in the great Eighth Council by the Emperor
 9 13|             this same is declared with great weight and solemnity. "For
10 15|           Eugenius: "Who art thou? The great priest-the high priest.
11 15|           decrees of Councils. Leo the great rescinded the acts of the
12 16| notwithstanding our unfitness for this great dignity and office, govern