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 1 Int     |   paganism as it existed in the great metropolis of Africa particularly,
 2 I       |          and our numbers are as great as we are computed to be.
 3 XI      |          except it be that that great God felt the want of their
 4 XI      |      nor prodigally dispense so great a reward. ~I want therefore
 5 XI      |   wicked and base, but yet that great God has admitted such beings
 6 XI      |        more worthily would that great God have waited for such
 7 XVI(39) |    reverence felt for it as the great symbol of man's redemption,
 8 XVII    |      therefore the True and the Great God. That, however, which
 9 XVII    |        proved from His many and great works whereby we are preserved,
10 XVII    |         name of the True God : 'Great God,' 'Good God,' and 'Which
11 XXI     |      kingdom flourished, and so great was their blessedness, that
12 XXI     |       would not, perhaps, be of great weight had not the prophets
13 XXI     |  sepulchre, which they in their great care even surrounded with
14 XXI     |    witnesses to Christ. It is a great point if, to make you believe
15 XXI     |    barbarous, astonished by the great number of gods to be propitiated,
16 XXII    |      Spiritual agencies possess great powers; so that, being invisible
17 XXIV    |        like Plato describes the great Jupiter in heaven attended
18 XXV     |      religious before they were great; and consequently they are
19 XXV     |       consequently they are not great because they were religious. ~
20 XXV     |          Indeed how can they be great on account of their religion,
21 XXXII   |        regard their safety as a great oath. But daemons, that
22 XXXIII  |        his glittering with such great glory that the reminder
23 XXXIV   |  conduct give occasion for very great and implacable offence to
24 XXXVI   |        God's appointment, is so great a man. ~
25 XXXVII  |     separation only. For had so great a force of men torn themselves
26 XXXVII  |   compensation in return for so great a protection, you have preferred
27 XXXIX   |     judgement is delivered with great weight, as by men who are
28 XXXIX   |     putting into practice of so great a love as this brands us
29 XXXIX   |        marvel, then, if love so great as ours should lead us to
30 XLIV    |        commonwealth which is as great as it is real,—no one pays
31 XLVI    |     life in his purple, under a great appearance of gravity; and
32 XLVIII  |    power of God, Who formed the great body of this world from
33 App(138)| necessitated his regarding with great suspicion all gilds and