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 1 8 |          doubt. Assuredly it is a great thing that the fire was
 2 10|          now he was approaching a great city, in which there was
 3 13|          Then the robbers heard a great noise, like the noise of
 4 16|         three days, being held in great honour, and living splendidly.
 5 18|         for I am overwhelmed by a great affliction, which as yet
 6 18|           banquet for Joseph in a great assembly of the men of the
 7 18|     washed? Besides, she bestowed great gifts upon the mistress
 8 18|            and sent her away with great honour.~
 9 19|           and prepared for them a great banquet.~
10 20|          father died, and left us great wealth, and this only brother,
11 22| sing-adorned, on account of their great joy, in most splendid and
12 22|        they set out, treated with great honours by these people,
13 23|        way, and along with them a great number of robbers, who were
14 29|           they were seized with a great admiration of that boy,
15 34|       cast upon the dragon. O the great miracle which was done as
16 34|           fly from thee? And with great fear he turned his back
17 39|      Joseph; and Joseph, being in great fear of the king, spent
18 46|        engaged, said in anger and great indignation: Do you make
19 53|           I have sought thee with great trouble. But He said: Why