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The quoted passage says Dionysius correctly distinguished the orders and Gregory later smiled at his own earlier mistake once he could see clearly.
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Gregory
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...He named and distinguished them just as I do. Though later. Gregory disputed them when Gregory came here, when he could see with opened..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...He named and distinguished them just as I do. Though later. Gregory disputed them when Gregory came here, when he could see with opened..."
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"...He named and distinguished them just as I do. Though later. Gregory disputed them when Gregory came here, when he could see with opened..."
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"...a Roman prince was presented, he whose worth had urged on Gregory to his great victory. I mean the emperor Trajan, and a poor..."
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"...maybe I feel I wonder if he identifies with Dionysus or Gregory and in this in Beatrice's final explanation where he is also a..."
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"...the only person in the world who favorite thing that Dick Gregory used to say is there's two trumps a blue and a red..."
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"...royal family, they start to ally themselves with a priest named Gregory Rasputin, all right? If he looks scary, it's because this is a..."
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