Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1    |   delicacy.~Notwithstanding the greater practical aim of the Latin
 2 5    |         faith plays a decidedly greater role in religion than in
 3 8    |       Teleological proof is not greater than the cosmological and
 4 10,6 |        The prophets promised a “greater prophet” than Moses, a king
 5 13   |      which also contained, to a greater or lesser degree, elements
 6 14   |        literature was read with greater interest than this God-inspired
 7 15,3 |      made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and
 8 15,4 |        to mean a period of time greater than 24 hours, and numbering
 9 15,7 |         We have a sense of “the greater good.” It is not enough
10 15,2 |   another point that is of even greater importance. Most birds and
11 15,2 |         unlike birds there is a greater dependence on learned abilities
12 19,1 | geographical place-names beyond Greater Mesopotamia until chapter
13 19,2 |          It would, indeed, be a greater miracle than that of the
14 20   |      contrary, acquires an even greater perfection. Lost Paradise
15 24   |      rule over nature to a much greater degree than is dreamed of
16 App,1|        of it, we have come to a greater understanding of the history