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 1 1 |       Miserable exchange of how great a good, for how great an
 2 1 |       how great a good, for how great an evil! Heavy loss, heavy
 3 8 |  compassionate, whence comes so great consolation to the wretched?
 4 9 |     which proceeds from your so great abundance! Let it flow upon
 5 14|         your greatness.~For how great is that light from which
 6 14|       to the rational mind? How great is that truth in which is
 7 21|        And, although you are so great, O Lord, that all things
 8 24|       of what character and how great is that good! For, if individual
 9 24|      Finally, if there are many great delights in delectable things,
10 24| delectable things, what and how great is the delight in him who
11 25|         XXV.~What goods and how great, belong to those who enjoy
12 25|        theirs.~But what, or how great, is the joy, where such
13 25|      the joy, where such and so great is the good! Heart of man,
14 25|         contain its joy over so great a blessedness of its own.~
15 25|         his joy over his own so great good, how shall it contain
16 25|       it contain so many and so great joys? And doubtless, seeing
17 26|         that here my joy may be great in hope, and there full