Book, Chapter

 1   1,  35|        means. Perhaps some other comparison can be found that will more
 2   1,  39|   possible in this life; for, in comparison with the future life, the
 3   2,   7|     neighbour before, or even in comparison with, the truth, and therefore
 4   2,  14|         discussed with a careful comparison of their texts. Only all
 5   2,  15|        who dares put anything in comparison with an authority like this,
 6   2,  15| nevertheless, as I said above, a comparison of those translators also
 7   2,  16|        to in Scripture by way of comparison. The fact so well known
 8   2,  16|   frequently mentioned by way of comparison, is a very great drawback
 9   2,  28|        and more certainly from a comparison of profane history with
10   2,  42|         them out of Egypt was in comparison with the riches which they
11   3, arg|      attention to the context, a comparison of translations, or a reference
12   3,   4|      design of the writer, nor a comparison of translations, nor a reference
13   3,  23|       his own good deeds, and in comparison with his own righteousness,
14   3,  34|  Testament and its excellence in comparison with the Old, "Ye are our
15   4,  23|          be the more majestic by comparison and may as it were shine