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 1 1 |           nothing inferior to the great apostles, . . . and should
 2 2 |          he had adorned with such great brilliance of doctrine and
 3 10|         for the sake of loving. A great thing is love, if yet it
 4 24|     reflect at once his exceeding great love and reverence and that
 5 27| understood when one considers the great holiness of life which distinguished
 6 27|        distinguished him, and his great zeal for truth. For, as
 7 28|           Although he was held in great favor and esteem by Popes,
 8 28|           undertook so often such great labors for the glory of
 9 30|          he jealously honored. So great was his confidence in her
10 31|         set in place above life's great and spacious sea, glittering
11 35|           us all through the same great devotion and prayer so strive