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 1 Int, I  |        marriages. St. Basil the Great was the eldest son. Next
 2 Int, I  |        He found the post one of great difficulty, especially in
 3 Int, I  |         of Nyssa is a figure of great importance in the history
 4 Int, III|      Morison, and St. Basil the Great: a Study in Monasticism (
 5   4     |      her form. In consequence a great swarm of suitors seeking
 6   4     |     enough. Meantime he aroused great hopes, and he offered to
 7   7     |          Macrina's brother, the great Basil, returned after his
 8   8     |         who came next after the great Basil, excelled the rest
 9  10     |       And now the virtue of the great Macrina was displayed. Facing
10  11     |        manner of their life, so great the height of their philosophy,
11  12     |        of all in achieving this great aim of her life by her own
12  12     |         no whit inferior to the great Basil. But at this time
13  14     |         elected bishop 1 of the great church of Caesarea. He advanced
14  14     | distressed indeed in soul at so great a loss----for how could
15  14     |     common glory of the family, great Basil, was removed from
16  15     |          Then I asked after the great lady. He said she was very
17  16     |       the house in which was my great sister, and [976D] opened
18  16     |     stilled her groans and made great efforts to hide, if possible,
19  16     |         mention was made of the great Basil, my soul was saddened
20  16     |         see in the case of this great woman. Fever was drying
21  17     |    since it is wearied with the great toil of your journey."~And
22  17     |         And though I found it a great and genuine rest to see
23  17     |        much pleasure, since the great lady was careful even of
24  18     |        conflicts and trials, my great sister said----~"Will you
25  18     |     recognise the cause of such great blessings, that it is your
26  18     |       sending me to church, the great one retired once more to
27  19     |       of the prayer, she drew a great deep breath and closed her
28  22     |         marriage, and chose the great Macrina as protector and
29  23     |       robes, the command of the great departed one made it necessary
30  23     |         who shared with me that great inheritance was present
31  23  (8)|       mother of Constantine the Great (c. 327). The earliest mention
32  23     |        the work. Do not let the great wonders accomplished by
33  29     |        I have a drug,' said the great lady, 'which is powerful
34  29     |         we had said the prayer, great Peter waiting on us with
35 CON     |      said.~THE END~ ~PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY~RICHARD CLAY &