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 1 1 |         thoughts and cares with great earnestness towards the
 2 2 |         country by the care and great diligence of the holy Abbot
 3 4 |       in the highest manner the great earnestness they displayed
 4 6 |    which is the chief thing, in great reputation for virtue, so
 5 7 |        their dispositions. This great duty, which is "to exhort
 6 7 | following centuries during that great struggle with heathen tyranny
 7 7 |      admiration, obtained their great glory.For indeed Christian
 8 8 |   advised that the works of the great Aquinas should be in their
 9 9 |         possible to express how great is the utility of the light
10 11|       other good men will be of great avail, both if they exert
11 11|       they should consider what great and holy duties God has
12 11|  consider well that they have a great responsibility to bear in
13 11|  establishments of their own at great labour and expense and maintain
14 11|     Indeed, numberless and very great losses are to be feared
15 11|      its own powers ward off so great a calamity? Can any State
16 11|         bishops and clergy, and great care should be taken that
17 12|         Our predecessor Leo the Great: "Be full of pious zeal
18 14|   Although the Holy See granted great concessions in making a