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 1   I,  1       |        than seen; there is the greatest difficulty in making them
 2   I,  2       |      are so fine that only the greatest acuteness can reach them.~
 3  II,  72      |   nowhere. In short, it is the greatest sensible mark of the almighty
 4  II,  82      |      loses his gravity.~If the greatest philosopher in the world
 5  II,  139     |        And it is, in fact, the greatest source of happiness in the
 6  II,  155     |        advantage, even for the greatest lords, in order that he
 7  II,  171     | diversion, and yet this is the greatest of our miseries. For it
 8 III,  194     |    doubt, who regard it as the greatest of misfortunes, and who,
 9 III,  194     |   strange insensibility to the greatest objects. It is an incomprehensible
10   V,  313     |     people.—Civil wars are the greatest of evils. They are inevitable,
11   V,  319     |     are at peace, which is the greatest of boons.~
12   V,  320     |   better, for civil war is the greatest of evils.~
13   V,  330     |  specially on their folly. The greatest and most important thing
14  VI,  353     |       Epaminondas, who had the greatest valour and the greatest
15  VI,  353     |        greatest valour and the greatest kindness. For otherwise
16  VI,  380     |     this opens the door to the greatest debauchery. Let us mark
17  VI,  404     |                       404. The greatest baseness of man is the pursuit
18  VI,  404     |   pursuit of glory. But is the greatest mark of his excellence;
19 VII,  431     |     then direct him to it? The greatest men have failed.~
20 VII,  444     |      able to discover by their greatest knowledge.~
21 VII,  518     |    according to Scripture. The greatest pain of purgatory is the
22 VII,  531     |        received most, will the greatest reckoning be demanded, because
23 VII,  553     |      being in agony and in the greatest affliction, let us pray
24 VII,  553     |     lives our life; and do the greatest things as though they were
25  IX,  618     |      most perfect; so that the greatest legislators have borrowed
26  XI,  721     |     thereof.~"Thou who art the greatest of kings, and to whom God
27 XIII,  816    |      the very knowledge of the greatest men, the belief of men is
28 XIII,  840    |    miracle, both the first and greatest being on the side of the
29 XIII,  850    |        speaks at last in their greatest oppression.~If the cooling
30 XIV,  877(220)|       The strictest law is the greatest injustice." Terrence, Heauton
31 XIV,  919     |     will speak.~Silence is the greatest persecution; the saints