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1 1 |       manner, was of itself neither great nor extraordinary, and yet
2 1 |       goodwill of all men to a very great degree, to rejoice with
3 3 |           received, and it gives us great pleasure that the whole
4 4 |             draw and alone can draw great good from matters even of
5 9 |          blood, but the power of so great a work and gift is for all
6 11|          conflict is compensated by great blessings, beyond and above
7 12| efficaciousness of prayer seemed so great to St. John Chrysostom that
8 12|           wills. For nothing has so great a power as prayer, because