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 1 1 |  Venerable Brethren, of that great and incomparable man, the
 2 1 |     Our heart is filled with great confidence in his most powerful
 3 1 | justly given him the name of Great, and today, after all these
 4 3 |  just as the Pontiff Leo the Great did in the case of Attila;
 5 5 | alone was operative in these great events. What he wrote to
 6 5 |  accomplish through weak men great things among the nation
 7 5 |   the might and power of the great ones of the earth, for instead
 8 5 |      him but little time for great exploits. Very delicate
 9 9 |    We cannot but remind all, great and small, as Pope St. Gregory
10 17|   Many are captivated by the great show of erudition which
11 21| morning to night, and in the great ones of the earth who preside
12 27|    and priests animated by a great desire for the divine glory
13 31|     Council, surrounded by a great number of bishops from all