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 1 Text|       fallen, therefore, into great grief and much despondency,
 2 Text|     does not separate the two great lights which He has made,
 3 Text|    them, saying: Rejoice with great joy, for Paul your enemy
 4 Text|   head. Having therefore made great rejoicing on that day, which
 5 Text|  beheaded, being grieved with great grief, gazing into the height
 6 Text|     And the emperor, being in great grief on account of the
 7 Text| believed in God rejoiced with great joy. And there was great
 8 Text|      great joy. And there was great consternation among the
 9 Text|     Paul having come to Rome, great fear fell upon the Jews.
10 Text|   having heard, rejoiced with great joy; and rising up, immediately
11 Text|       s door. And there was a great uproar between the Christian
12 Text|     His own mysteries and His great wonders. But you of the
13 Text|    you of the Gentiles are no great thing in your lineage; if
14 Text|      he has done what is very great, why does he not do what
15 Text|        cried out, saying: Let great dogs come forth, and eat
16 Text|       suddenly there appeared great dogs, and rushed at Peter.
17 Text|    For, as it seems, there is great hatred between thee and
18 Text|      by them, and involved in great evils. Simon said: Thou
19 Text|       be made of wood, and of great beams, that I may go up
20 Text|    been deemed worthy to have great champions. And know that
21 Text|       immediately there was a great earthquake in the city;