Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |       For if the devil had such great power as to cast thee down
 2  I, 2 |        over this same sea, this great and broad sea with me, has,
 3  I, 3 |     good thing, either small or great? On this account the Evil
 4  I, 4 |         in the practice of this great and unspeakable wickedness.
 5  I, 5 |      after having received such great experience of God's power
 6  I, 5 |       and blessed man? After so great a fall is there again a
 7  I, 5 |         of return? and after so great a disease is health possible?
 8  I, 5 |   health possible? and after so great a madness is there again
 9  I, 5 |         him back again after so great a display of arrogance to
10  I, 5 |         Nevertheless after such great miracles had taken place,
11  I, 6 |    insignificant, but assigns a great reward even to this; which
12  I, 7 |         much depraved, not with great severity, but gently and
13  I, 7 |       restored, even after such great corruption, to the same
14  I, 7 |      him the fatted calf."19 So great is the power of repentance.~
15  I, 8 |             8. Having then such great examples, let us not continue
16  I, 8 |    Nevertheless after making so great an advance they committed
17  I, 8 |           and yet even after so great a lapse he welcomes them
18  I, 9 |   parable "Between us and you a great gulf has been fixed."29
19  I, 9 |     good deeds, whether they be great or small, be reckoned to
20  I, 9 |         even that sin to be too great for the succour which is
21  I, 9 |   placed in a condition of such great necessity. The things of
22  I, 10|     some slight notion of these great ones. For if you should
23  I, 10|     being punished with us, and great desolation. And how should
24  I, 10|       and the trembling and the great astonishment can be sufficiently
25  I, 10|         are not protracted to a great length, but that after struggling
26  I, 10|      the power of repentance is great. For not only the evils
27  I, 11|        sedition and strife: for great is the concord of the band
28  I, 11|       deprive ourselves of such great blessings, in order to avoid
29  I, 12|         shall be perplexed with great perplexity, the earth shall
30  I, 12|        all hell itself? For how great an evil this is cannot possibly
31  I, 13|       is impossible to say what great pleasure it derives therefrom,
32  I, 13|         derives therefrom, what great gain, rejoicing not only
33  I, 13|        of way, as one indicates great things by means of small
34  I, 13|        are very illustrious and great, would be ashamed of marriage
35  I, 14|     such a possession, nor such great happiness, and especially
36  I, 14|         Solomon had perpetrated great inquity, and had deserved
37  I, 14|    servant: David's sake."62 So great is the force of repentance.
38  I, 14|        God has honoured me with great honour, and has given me
39  I, 14| offended against Him after such great benefits, and have perpetrated
40  I, 15|     much pains as if there were great hope of restoration to health;
41  I, 15|         the past, and exhibit a great change. For the evils we
42  I, 15|        when wishing to show the great longing which He has for
43  I, 15|    things, being conscious what great debts they have incurred;
44  I, 16|         they who have committed great evils, when they have begun
45  I, 17|       of orphanhood, youth, and great wealth. And persons who
46  I, 17|        followed by his side; so great was the shamelessness which
47  I, 17|      were put to shame by their great assiduity if ever he saw
48  I, 17|     another man, after enduring great toils during his sojourn
49  I, 17|       might drive him into some great evil, suffered him to have
50  I, 17|      other, put to shame by his great clemency, was immediately
51  I, 17|         heard thee admiring the great condescension of the saint,
52  I, 19|      has repented has done many great and good deeds, but meanwhile
53  I, 19|       is impossible to say what great sufferings he will undergo,
54  I, 19|      his good actions is not so great as to be able to make a
55  I, 19|         if in dealing with such great matters he has spoken with
56  I, 19|        are unable to accomplish great things, desist also from
57  I, 19| achievements are not altogether great, should neglect the performance
58  I, 19|        place Christ has defined great rewards even for these small
59  I, 19|         this He requites with a great recompense. Lay hold then
60  I, 19|     before, and displaying such great virtue, as even to be a
61 II, 1 |        this covenant will bring great condemnation upon those
62 II, 1 | promptly attacked him with such great vehemence would easily overcome
63 II, 1 |        said that the damage was great if defeat had taken place
64 II, 2 |         fathers. Thou seest how great an evil it is not to master
65 II, 3 |    engaged in the service of so great a king. For if the wife
66 II, 4 |       the grace of God many and great men who sympathize with
67 II, 4 |        I entreat thee do not so great a wrong to thyself; do not
68 II, 5 |       this world, you know what great cheerfulness and gladness
69 II, 5 |       without purpose that such great blessings have been prepared