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 1 Intro|           argument seems to be of great force. But upon further
 2 Intro|        seen to be after all of no great weight. We may not be able
 3 Intro|          example, St. Gregory the Great says that he "revered the
 4 Intro|    language has in this respect a great advantage over the Hebrew,
 5 Intro|        Greek acts and the decree, great difficulty was experienced,
 6 1    |    certified and confirmed by the great God and King of all, our
 7 2    |        and painters set forth the great deeds of war; the one by
 8 2    |           of his dignity, and how great veneration ought to be shewn
 9 2    |           such know that the holy great Sixth Synod was assembled
10 2    |         of the incarnation of our great God and Saviour Jesus Christ,
11 2    |      chancellor [of the most holy great Church of Constantinople,
12 3    |           DEFINITION OF THE HOLY, GREAT, AND ECUMENICAL SEVENTH
13 3    |           the holy and ecumenical great synod assembled at Nice,
14 3    |           Saints, who shine in so great glory, by common dead matter. ~
15 4    |        desires with regard to the great iconoclastic controversy
16 4    |        bishops of his Empire to a great synod in the palace Hieria,
17 4    |    reformer was wanting. Thus the great reaction set in after the
18 4    |         the seven sittings are of great value, because very important
19 5    |           THE DECREE OF THE HOLY, GREAT, ECUMENICAL SYNOD, THE SECOND
20 5    |             col. 552.) ~The holy, great, and Ecumenical Synod which
21 6    |   articles of faith; as also that great profit is derived from all
22 6    |       wantonness. Finally, let so great care and diligence be used
23 6    |         Quaestio LV.) ~There is a great distinction between idols
24 7    |            saying: "I have had as great delight in the way of thy
25 7    |        them as he that hath found great spoil, and press to our
26 7    | Scriptures, as says Dionysius the Great. And if his mind be not
27 7    |        according to Dionysius the Great. And if he has this knowledge
28 7    |         there have been and are a great many intruding clergymen
29 7    |            which is followed with great approval by Hefele. ~VAN
30 7    |          keeping of them there is great reward; because our lamp
31 7    |       dandyism, as says Basil the Great. Nor did anyone array himself
32 7    |           null, as says Basil the Great. For it is not possible
33 7    |           serve our own wills, is great gain. For says the divine
34 11   |            and refer to them with great admiration. It is also absolutely
35 11   |          the work has not without great show of reason, been attributed
36 11   |        abundantly clear, that the great point set forth with such
37 11   |   repetition in this place: ~"The great friendship which Charles
38 11   |         before the images.[1] The great point that Charlemagne made
39 12   |           not to be imputed to so great and to such an assembly
40 13   |      Frankfort, another matter of great difficulty springs up with