Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1   | Professor William A. Irwin, who greatly aided with parts of the
 2     Int, 1   |        die wholly whom I had so greatly loved” (Ch. VI, 11) - this
 3       1, I   |     Great art thou, O Lord, and greatly to be praised; great is
 4       1, IX  |         they scorn those who so greatly fear these torments, just
 5       1, XI  |      the womb of my mother, who greatly trusted in thee. Thou didst
 6       4, VI  |        die wholly whom I had so greatly loved.~
 7       4, XV  |       hear thee, and to rejoice greatly at “the Bridegroom’s voice.”114
 8       7, IV  |   before them rejoice over them greatly, because they do not rejoice
 9       7, VI  |         us, the faithful aid he greatly needed. Nebridius was not
10       7, VIII|        house as possible. I was greatly disturbed in spirit, angry
11       7, XII |      had been sitting together, greatly astonished. I flung myself
12       8, IX  |          All those who knew her greatly praised, honored, and loved
13       8, XII |       my countenance; and I was greatly annoyed that these human
14      10, I   |           Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised.” I have said
15      10, VIII|        hear him, and we rejoice greatly “because of the bridegroom’
16      10, XXXI|         there is a mind that so greatly abounds in knowledge and
17      11, IX  |    contemplation of thee, it is greatly restrained in its own mutability
18      12, XXVI|          and I rejoice with him greatly. For he [Paul] had received
19      12, XXVI|           I rejoice in the Lord greatly, that now at the last your