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 1 10|      virtue. For, no matter how great may be men's cleverness
 2 16|          they thereby teach the great error of this age-that a
 3 16|        is true, cannot, without great injustice, be regarded as
 4 17|         indeed, the sect allows great liberty to its votaries,
 5 24|       of Christianity, are very great. In this insane and wicked
 6 28|     they have begun to exercise great weight in the government
 7 29|     right of ruling, she adds a great dignity to civil authority,
 8 33|                             33. Great, indeed, is the work; but
 9 33| well-turned life. This good and great work requires to be helped
10 34|     therefore it ought to be of great influence in suppressing
11 34|    expected from it will be the great benefit of drawing the minds
12 35|      generally restored. To Our great delight, sodialities of
13 36|      that any precaution can be great enough in keeping them from
14 37|        We must, therefore, with great and anxious care, implore
15 37|        Catholic Church; and the great Apostles, Peter and Paul,