Chapter

1 Pro,2|     power that has made the glory of my whole life?" cried
2 1,3  | Alexander still extends his glory:~ Caesar was man, but Alexander
3 2,2  | rule and the acquisition of glory, a desire based far more
4 2,2  |   Heaven was reserving more glory than he had power to carry. ~
5 3,2  |    by your election to give glory to God, repose to the Church,
6 3,3  |    a few years, than to the glory of the Church, which will
7 4,5  | draw back now, and that the glory of his name was at stake
8 10,3 |   identify himself with the glory, genius, and fortune of
9 Epi,2|  XVI who are its honour and glory. ~