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 1 1       | virtue of those who have done great deeds is esteemed in proportion
 2 1       |      of genius. Alexander the Great of Macedon who is spoken
 3 1       |       have the privilege of a great herald of your worth,” meaning,
 4 21      |         Your strength must be great indeed, if a bit of thread
 5 22      |       the Alemanni, was of no great extent but powerful, and
 6 22      | legate at Palestine came with great pomp and a large retinue
 7 22      |    from the psalms. Seeing so great a company approaching he
 8 23      |     not have believed that so great a multitude of demons had
 9 25      |      of his disciples. With a great company of monks he reached
10 25      |     The very town too is to a great extent semi-barbarous, owing
11 30      |     Christian matrons even (a great temptation), and a rabble
12 31      |    describe the abode of this great man. There is a high and
13 38      |      the fact that after such great signs and wonders he had
14 41      | marvelled and the fame of the great miracle was in everyone’
15 41(4037)|       miles from Diocletian’s great palace (Spalatro).~
16 46      |   about ten months, though at great peril to his p. 315 life,
17 47      |        And yet in both places great miracles are wrought daily,