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 1  Marc  |  onwards to the practice of greater things, and from thence
 2  Marc  |     thence again to that of greater still. And thus we must
 3 Theoph |    although the moon may be greater than the stars, the light
 4 Theop  | easily find anything else a greater help to men than this possession,
 5 Procil |     of Praising; The Father Greater Than the Son, Not in Substance,
 6 Procil |     fitting that He who was greater than all things after the
 7 Procil |    the Father, who alone is greater than Himself,3 as His witness.
 8 Thekla |     is impossible to find a greater good, removed, as it is,
 9 Thekla |  its clay-like weight, by a greater force of attraction. And
10 Thekla |  axis, around which are the greater and lesser Bears, and beyond
11 Tusiane|     things earthly, have in greater esteem the riches of the
12 Tusiane| city of God, advancing to a greater and more glorious joy, as
13 Tusiane|  place of the tabernacle to greater and better things, ascending
14  Domn  |     should speak of them at greater length than their importance
15 Arete  |    and as having shone with greater lustre than the rest.~
16 Arete  |   against pleasures, brings greater praise than he wins who