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 1 1 |               If, then, such and so great is the excellence and the
 2 3 |           they should approach this great arsenal of heavenly arms.
 3 4 |             and rich, and worthy of great themes. This St. Augustine
 4 5 |       reading."(19) St. Gregory the Great, than whom no one has more
 5 7 |        whose numerous works and his great Hexapla almost all have
 6 7 |        Cappadocia, of St. $asil the Great and the two St. Gregories.
 7 7 |            there were many names as great: Tertullian, St. Cyprian,
 8 7 |            St. Ambrose, St. Leo the Great, St. Gregory the Great;
 9 7 |          the Great, St. Gregory the Great; most famous of all, St.
10 7 |           its use, the name of the "great Doctor."(27) From this period
11 7 |           century many took up with great success the allegorical
12 8 |           it almost seemed that the great age of the Fathers had returned.
13 8 |         Fathers - who have acquired great reputation. From that time
14 13|              and of dwelling at too great length on a part of one
15 14|             Fathers is also of very great weight when they treat of
16 15|     Catholic interpreters is not so great; but the study of Scripture
17 17|             stability, is herself a great and perpetual motive of
18 17|            There has arisen, to the great detriment of religion, an
19 17|      internal evidence is seldom of great value, except as confirmation.
20 18|         show forth the glory of the Great Creator, provided it be
21 18|             science will be of very great assistance in detecting
22 20|             there are many who with great labour carry out and publish
23 20|                 And St. Gregory the Great thus pronounces: "Most superfluous
24 21| variance-the very passages which in great measure have been taken
25 22|             the grace of the faith, great natural talent, let such
26 24|            Church, which is our own great solicitude and the Church'