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 1 4 |       give thanks to God for this great blessing, and also may join
 2 9 |         of sadness for us, of how great are the hindrances men find
 3 11|         et laudabilis nimis.4 How great was the joy and goodwill
 4 17|        heart even in 1632, when a great part of the goods of the
 5 18|           from day to day, to the great gain of Christianity, and
 6 19|         members had always been a great support to the Catholic
 7 22|           98), who both displayed great prudence and zeal in their
 8 25|        and clearer account of the great and high blessings brought
 9 31| especially monks of St. Basil the Great, to go over to the Latin
10 39|           gradually improved. How great was the strength of mind
11 40|         Witnesses to this are the great monuments of this period,
12 41|          so excellently, by their great and zealous work. After
13 42|      faithful, participating with great love and reverence in divine
14 44|         these matters brought too great spiritual profit. We will
15 44|         Austria they had suffered great harm from the invasion of
16 48|           few of the clergy and a great number of the faithful were
17 53|     desire than to testify to his great veneration for the Apostolic
18 54|          letter, how many and how great were the benefits and blessings
19 54|          people has had to suffer great hardships, perils and vexations
20 56|           For we have learnt with great grief that, in those territories
21 60|          of the Ruthenian people. Great as are the trials which