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 1 Ded, 2 |      their understanding was so great that they could discern
 2 Ded, 4 |   adduced on these questions by great men, possess, when rightly
 3 Ded, 6 |      your Faculty is held in so great esteem by all, and since
 4 Ded, 6 |    Sacred Councils, received so great deference, it being the
 5 Syn, 6 |        because I deemed them of great utility in establishing
 6   I, 1 |     appeared to me to be one of great magnitude, I waited until
 7 III, 4 |        I think I apprehend with great clearness, I am so persuaded
 8 III, 11|     instances, that there was a great difference between the object
 9 III, 13| different, it is evident that a great diversity obtains among
10 III, 19|  discovered in them anything so great or excellent which I myself
11 III, 22|         these properties are so great and excellent, that the
12 III, 39|       this light so unspeakably great, as far, at least, as the
13  IV, 7 |       relation of a part to the great whole of his creatures. ~
14  IV, 8 |       possess, there is none so great and perfect as that I do
15  IV, 8 |     which I experience to be so great that I am unable to conceive
16  IV, 10|       cause, but simply because great clearness of the understanding
17  VI, 7 |      sensible objects, I had no great difficulty in finding suitable
18  VI, 24|        this consideration is of great service, not only in enabling