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  1  I, 3      |         time, and having displayed great earnestness, he rose again
  2  I, 3      |          my level, and soared to a great height.~
  3  I, 5      |         support a load of care too great for her age and sex. For
  4  I, 5      |       child, even if it be a girl, great anxiety will be caused to
  5  I, 5      |         day, to say nothing of the great expense which one is compelled
  6  I, 5      |        done you no wrong, in these great calamities. For if you have
  7  I, 7      |       concerning us, that it was a great gain for us to be of one
  8  I, 8      |    suddenly attacked by a fever of great severity; the burning heat
  9  I, 8      |         the faith in Christ.18 For great is the value of deceit,
 10  I, 8      |           straight course has done great mischief to the person whom
 11 II, 1      |           in order to teach us how great an interest He takes in
 12 II, 1      |        likewise be manifest that a great and unspeakable reward will
 13 II, 1      |         bought for money:-with how great a gift then will He requite
 14 II, 1      |            Observe at any rate how great the reward is - "He will
 15 II, 2      |        pastor and his charge be as great as that between rational
 16 II, 2      |           that? The shepherds with great authority compel the sheep
 17 II, 2      |           health they perform with great ease. ~
 18 II, 3      |         show their authority to be great, and prevent them even against
 19 II, 4      |         away from the right faith, great exertion, perseverance and
 20 II, 4      |            I had chanced to have a great desire for it, to say nothing
 21 II, 4      |         and induced you to imagine great and wonderful things concerning
 22 II, 5      |           is this: do you know how great the power of love is? For
 23 II, 6      |           obscure the truth by the great lapse of time in relating
 24 II, 6      |           it would contribute in a great measure to this end. But
 25 II, 7      |            mankind, having treated great and excellent men, my benefactors
 26 II, 7      |          for any benefits small or great which they had received
 27 II, 7      |          received at my hands. How great a punishment then would
 28 II, 8      |        after innumerable toils and great expenditure of money were
 29 II, 8      |      difference between the two is great. ~
 30 III, 1     |            an ordinary thing of no great account, such a suspicion
 31 III, 1     |           It is because we imagine great things concerning those
 32 III, 2     |    persuaded all men to anticipate great and marvellous things of
 33 III, 4     |     assistance of God's grace been great.~
 34 III, 5     |          any one will consider how great a thing it is for one, being
 35 III, 5     |         will then clearly see what great honor the grace of the Spirit
 36 III, 5     |        madness it is to despise so great a dignity, without which
 37 III, 6     |           this they evinced by the great eagerness with which they
 38 III, 6     |     regulated, and has received so great a development, have displayed
 39 III, 6     |         one, and in despising such great advantages, but the latter
 40 III, 6     |          sordid as to despise such great advantages? None whatever,
 41 III, 6     |           any men of high rank and great power in the world, are
 42 III, 7     |      nevertheless, after all these great advantages, he still has
 43 III, 7     |         and, before understanding, great grace from God, and uprightness
 44 III, 7     |           blame those who exercise great prudence; but where the
 45 III, 7     |            plunge headlong into so great an evil?~
 46 III, 8     |          of this ministry, and the great difficulty of the work;
 47 III, 9     |     abolition of plain speaking, a great affectation of humility,
 48 III, 10    |           whence do you think such great troubles are generated in
 49 III, 11    |         and be exceeding glad, for great is your reward in Heaven."23
 50 III, 11    |            is needed to prove what great gain they confer upon him
 51 III, 12    |           himself alone but for so great a multitude. But that I
 52 III, 12    |            Such things might be of great service to a man who was
 53 III, 12    |            man is divided among so great a multitude, and enters
 54 III, 13    |            a furious temper causes great disasters both to him who
 55 III, 14    |         its strength and resist so great an impulse.~Basil: I will
 56 III, 14    |        weakness even if it be very great, but when he strips for
 57 III, 14    |         matters these trifles seem great to others: for all men measure
 58 III, 14    |          man should be able by his great discretion to stand his
 59 III, 14    |           sending me forth into so great a warfare? and did you think
 60 III, 14    |            office, and should with great loss have returned to this
 61 III, 14(28)|           fathers," i. ch. 6. and "great men," ch. 7, and here he
 62 III, 15    |         because he is possessed of great wealth, and would not need
 63 III, 15    |         even if any one manifested great piety, which is no small
 64 III, 15    |          outset incompetent for so great a task, and others when
 65 III, 15    |         living, and thus inflicted great injury on themselves without
 66 III, 15    |   disposition, lest they should do great mischief if they are overlooked.
 67 III, 15    |            Thy lovingkindness! how great the riches of Thy forbearance!
 68 III, 16    |          to manage skillfully such great hindrances to the common
 69 III, 16    |        ought to bring forward with great authority the man who is
 70 III, 16    |      querulous and ungrateful. And great discretion and great zeal
 71 III, 16    |           And great discretion and great zeal is required so as to
 72 III, 16    |          he is in the enjoyment of great abundance, does not feel
 73 III, 16    |          of the sick, consider how great an expenditure of money
 74 III, 16    |       prone to languor; and unless great accuracy and care are used,
 75 III, 16    |           enough to do the patient great mischief.~
 76 III, 17    | superintendence of virgins suffers great alarm, and the danger and
 77 III, 17    |        sleep, where the fear is so great lest she should be childless,
 78 III, 17    |         gets through them all with great ease; but he who is compelled
 79 III, 17    |    involves innumerable vexations, great consumption of time, and
 80 III, 17    |     vexation and annoyance at such great injustice.~And how can one
 81 IV, 1      |            being entrusted with so great a charge, to have seemed
 82 IV, 1      |           who has been promoted to great honor by God, must not advance
 83 IV, 1      |   withstand alone the frenzy of so great a multitude, was he not
 84 IV, 1      |          of the excellence of that great man, be able to plead as
 85 IV, 1      |       utter senselessness. For the Great Physician came not to give
 86 IV, 1      |        Dost thou not see from what great blame, yea and vengeance,
 87 IV, 2      |       going to admit any one to so great an office as this, give
 88 IV, 2      |        inconsiderately run into so great danger, and then advance,
 89 IV, 3      |    diseased thereby, then there is great need of the Word, not only
 90 IV, 3      |      although he was everywhere so great an object of wonder for
 91 IV, 4      |    manifold, and is engaged with a great variety of enemies; neither
 92 IV, 4      |          the besiegers, abiding in great security; butif any one
 93 IV, 4      |            very wide of the truth. Great, therefore, is the danger
 94 IV, 5      |       saith the Scriptures, "are a great deep,"37 and about their
 95 IV, 6      |         measure themselves with so great a man as this? For if we
 96 IV, 6      |          with this saint, after so great grace was imparted to him
 97 IV, 6      |           him from above, after so great virtue was manifested in
 98 IV, 7      |            have been speaking with great diligence and zeal.~
 99 IV, 8      |           them, he shall be called great.64 Now if doing were the
100 IV, 8      |           His holy life might be a great inducement to men to keep
101 IV, 9      |          any one from the Priest's great unskillfulness in argument
102 IV, 9      |           the inexperience of one, great numbers are brought to extreme
103 IV, 9      |          their leader's defeat, so great a storm settles down upon
104  V, 1      |                             1. How great is the skill required for
105  V, 1      |           this? The expenditure of great labor upon the preparation
106  V, 1      |     hardship, but another quite as great. For if it has occurred
107  V, 5      |       though the preacher may have great ability (and this one would
108  V, 5      |            in which all hold them, great censure attends on all hands;
109  V, 5      |            though they be many and great, and if anywhere a defect
110  V, 5      |     lessened the glory of many and great doings.~
111  V, 6      |            which he has drawn with great accuracy held up to ridicule,
112  V, 8      |       order that he may be able at great labor to collect a few ideas!
113 VI, 1      |           it is profitable that "a great millstone should be hanged
114 VI, 2      |           to speak and to act with great circumspection, so that
115 VI, 2(5)   |   believing that it will be a very great benefit to their souls to
116 VI, 4      |            shall we give him? What great purity and what real piety
117 VI, 4      |         the soul which receives so great a spirit to be purer and
118 VI, 4      |       whole world. But mine has so great darkness overhanging it,
119 VI, 5      |                                 5. Great is the conflict which recluses
120 VI, 5      |        will find the difference as great as the distance between
121 VI, 5      |         For there, if the labor is great indeed, yet the conflict
122 VI, 5      |      refraining from the bath, and great toil, and all other means
123 VI, 7      |           does not commit many and great sins. For he does not meet
124 VI, 7      |           accustomed to enjoy such great freedom from business, and
125 VI, 7      |        those who have come to such great trial, out of that school,
126 VI, 7      |         superior to anger, full of great discretion. But for the
127 VI, 9      |            bring against him, with great forbearance and meekness,
128 VI, 9      |          but before all men."13 So great, yea and far greater zeal
129 VI, 10     |           and to cross a river, so great is the difference between
130 VI, 10     |            then think this to be a great thing? and dost thou fancy
131 VI, 10     |        becoming far worse after so great an honor. For now I trust
132 VI, 11     |           the laity, He enjoins as great a sacrifice to be offered
133 VI, 11     |        more assistance-that is, as great as those of all the people
134 VI, 12     |        when I have fallen into the great tumult of my passions, shall
135 VI, 12     |            then, indeed, only with great exertion; yet at the same
136 VI, 12     |        censure one beset with such great difficulty.~But we cannot
137 VI, 12     |          the Church of God made so great a mistake? why has she so
138 VI, 12     |           men, and to undergo such great disgrace? Considering these
139 VI, 12     |         And when this condition of great helplessness left me, for
140 VI, 12     |            virtues of the soul, so great as to distance by a long
141 VI, 12     |          hailstorm of arrows, that great mist and obscurity that
142 VI, 13     |       about the same death, but as great as is the difference between
143 VI, 13     |         the soul from the body, so great is the difference between
144 VI, 13     |            to profit thee under so great a burden of office? But