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 1 3    |                          For great is the gift of Speech. ~
 2 3    |     the giver of Speech. How great is Speech, a gift which
 3 3    |     mind has Speech, it is a great disgrace to it when it is
 4 9    |  lowly reach out towards the great and are not afraid. And
 5 9    |  case of animals we exercise great care over them on account
 6 15   |    confused by reason of the great things. For we are not able
 7 16   |  know, even his Ignorance is great Knowledge. For because he
 8 18   |   unseen qualities achieve a great victory. For there is nothing
 9 20   |   there are produced in us a great number of Volitions which
10 23   |      a single word of Truth, great faith dawns in a sound and
11 23   |      wise hearer ; just as a great flame is produced by a small
12 23   | power of Speech. And that is great madness; for he says there
13 25   |      brought up a crown with great toil from the hard struggle,
14 25   |   there is Freewill utters a great blasphemy in that he hastens
15 26   |  power of his Freewill is so great, and our mouth is unable
16 26   |     at all ; and we perceive great things, but we cannot search
17 26   |  range of Ignorance than the great Knowledge which has not
18 26   |     who burdens himself with great stones which cause his destruction. [
19 38   |                          The great diversity of our thoughts
20 38   |     Evil to go up and show a great victory ? If, therefore,
21 44   | fevers how can it subdue the Great Evil?~But I wish to know
22 44   | subject to our Freewill that great Evil about which they speak ?
23 44   |      it, for it has made its great power subject to our weak
24 48   |       p. 56, l. 3.] O what a great marvel is this, that is
25 48   |       that is to say, O what great blindness (in the false
26 50   |      how can it vanquish the great Evil, seeing that a Power
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