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 1 1   |       restraint of authority. So great is the license on all sides,
 2 2(1)| liberally minded sovereign and a great social reformer, who was
 3 10  |         of the Church have taken great care to proclaim and propagate
 4 10  |     testified by St. Gregory the Great, saying: "We confess that
 5 11  |  necessary things, and things of great importance, which men isolated
 6 12  |       been centered. But it is a great error not to see, what is
 7 12  |          on political power such great force, dignity, and firmness
 8 14  |         to whom he wrote with so great authority and weight on
 9 16  |          made the little and the great, and he hath equally care
10 19  |                         19. This great modesty, this fixed determination
11 22  |          always have been a very great gain, both to ecclesiastical
12 23  |    writers have already produced great ills amongst men, and it
13 23  |       more insolently; and, with great harm to the common weal,
14 24  |          of punishment can be so great that it alone can preserve
15 24  |           And besides, "from too great fear many fall into despair;
16 25  |      several times declared what great dangers are impending, and
17 25  |         make abundant use of the great benefits which the Church
18 28  |     welfare the Virgin Mary, the great Mother of God, the help