Book, Par.

 1  I, 7  |        take me aside, and cast the greater part of the blame upon me.
 2  I, 7  |          had they experienced even greater indignity it would only
 3  I, 8  |        treat him with indifference greater than the zeal which he has
 4  I, 8  |       conduct their campaigns with greater expenditure of money and
 5 II, 1  |     admiration, might be proved at greater length; but since what has
 6 II, 1  |          advantage, pray, could be greater than to be seen doing those
 7 II, 2  |         creatures, not to say even greater, inasmuch as the risk is
 8 II, 2  |       concerned with things of far greater importance. He indeed who
 9 II, 2  |           he has to carry on a far greater and more difficult contest.
10 II, 2  |          there is yet another fact greater than this which facilitates
11 II, 4  |          fallen, you make the ruin greater. For weak and careless characters,
12 II, 4  |         worse, and are impelled to greater sins. It behoves the priest
13 II, 6  |       definition of perfect love. "Greater love," He said, "hath no
14 II, 6  |           it is impossible to find greater love than this, you have
15 III, 1 |          man can conceive anything greater than that honor. Wherefore
16 III, 2 |          of me. But, as it is, the greater part of the Church does
17 III, 5 |            What authority could be greater than this? "The Father hath
18 III, 5 |           God an authority as much greater as heaven is more precious
19 III, 6 |        bestowed a power on priests greater than that of our natural
20 III, 7 |        than Paul: no man exhibited greater zeal, no man was counted
21 III, 11|       wrongfully depose him, and a greater reward for himself. "Blessed,"
22 III, 16|           anxiety, and the fear is greater than the anxiety.~Now in
23 III, 16|             but also to remove the greater part of it by his exhortation.
24 III, 16|            needed it, but kept the greater part of it buried in the
25 III, 17|            of virgins, the fear is greater in proportion as the possession
26 III, 17|          in this case our grief is greater than in the other; for there
27 III, 17|      careful guardianship, and the greater assistance. For the enemy
28 III, 17|         danger and distress is yet greater, should any of the things
29 III, 17|       these things, but others far greater? For in this case it is
30 III, 17|       become to him an occasion of greater damage. For whatever sins
31 IV, 1  |          even brought upon himself greater punishment, and very reasonably
32 IV, 2  |        charge against them becomes greater on account of their ignorance
33 IV, 2  |       vengeance he will even pay a greater penalty than they-save only
34 IV, 2  |           punishment shall be even greater for them who appointed the
35 IV, 4  |          can enter, and devour the greater part of the flock. In ordinary
36 IV, 6  |            of to-day? For he had a greater power by far than power
37 IV, 6  |          power which brought about greater results too; which was that
38 IV, 9  |            of procuring for myself greater punishment in the world
39  V, 1  |            works, he is exposed to greater disgrace than those who
40  V, 5  |         exercise. So that there is greater labor for the wiser than
41  V, 6  |     preaching has peculiar need of greater study than others; and besides
42  V, 6  |         study, of forbearance also greater than what is needed by all
43  V, 7  | consolation in his labors, and one greater than all, is when he is
44  V, 8  |          indeed, the man who is in greater repute be very forbearing
45 VI, 2  |             For he has need of far greater purity than they; and whoever
46 VI, 2  |            and whoever has need of greater purity, he too is subject
47 VI, 3  |         not only these snares, but greater and more delusive than these,
48 VI, 4  |         subject to the Priest, the greater number are hampered with
49 VI, 4  |     nothing, since these require a greater and more thorough earnestness.
50 VI, 5  |            and soul, or rather the greater part of it is accomplished
51 VI, 7  |            infirmity, covering the greater number of my defects and
52 VI, 7  |         school, few shine; and the greater part betray themselves,
53 VI, 8  |           belong to recluses, in a greater degree than they. He who
54 VI, 8  |       laughing-stock, and will run greater risks still, which I was
55 VI, 8  |          them are driven to commit greater sins. For they excite him
56 VI, 8  |       health of these, if not in a greater, at least in no less a degree
57 VI, 9  |              So great, yea and far greater zeal must we use, to uproot
58 VI, 11 |           that they were worthy of greater chastisement, because they
59 VI, 11 |            would not have needed a greater, except they were worse;
60 VI, 11 |          thee that he demands much greater punishment for the ruler
61 VI, 11 |         doubt he who punishes to a greater degree than others the daughter
62 VI, 13 |            thou wouldest see a far greater and more formidable conflict
63 VI, 13 |             his danger becomes the greater for his insensibility. For
64 VI, 13 |        indeed, he has acquired the greater part of his power, nor can