Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref |       For what beaver was ever a greater emasculator than he who
 2      I, 4     |         and proved to be not the greater, however great. Now, from
 3      I, 6     |          that neither of them is greater or less than the other,
 4      I, 9     |          indeed, one undoubtedly greater than the God whom it concealed.
 5      I, 9     |       plan, such as I might with greater confidence use in support
 6      I, 10    |        from Egypt and Moses. The greater part, therefore, of the
 7      I, 14    |    Sheath and sting. What of the greater animals, when the small
 8      I, 15    |          unless perchance it was greater than its Lord? But now there
 9      I, 15    |        local space, too, will be greater than God and the world together.
10      I, 15    |          that which contains not greater than that which is contained.
11      I, 15    |         a god, not only as being greater than God, but as being also
12      I, 16    |          invisible creatures are greater than the visible, which
13      I, 16    |      also is it fitting that the greater should be His to whom the
14      I, 16    |        the great, nor indeed the greater, can be suitable property
15      I, 17    |         this connection was, the greater was his goodness), he ought
16      I, 18    |         by any possibility to be greater than God, by having somehow
17      I, 24    |          excepted. Now, when the greater part thus perish, how can
18      I, 24    |         with malignity, that the greater perfection will lie. For
19      I, 24    |           it will show itself to greater perfection by not interposing
20      I, 24    |          of the perdition of the greater number. I am content to
21     II, 6     | constituted, that I may with the greater confidence commend both
22     II, 12    |        the dry land, between the greater lights and the lesser, between
23     II, 15    |        is there that feels not a greater care for his children than
24     II, 18    |          I defend as good with a greater confidence than those which
25     II, 18    |         Creator deserved all the greater blame, because it was from
26     II, 20    |  re-assert their demand for even greater damages, insisting that,
27     II, 20    |          cities? Which, too, the greater the grievance of the Egyptians
28     II, 28    |         but your god does even a greater injury, (in your ideas,)
29     II, 28    |        instance, there was a far greater mendacity in your Christ,
30    III, 3     |       that there was so much the greater reason wherefore Christ
31    III, 9     |   intercourse amongst men. Still greater was the propriety in angels,
32    III, 19    |        his confusion must be the greater if he announces that his
33    III, 24    |     moreover, afforded proofs of greater gifts by smaller ones; who
34     IV, 9     |        is acknowledged to be the greater, if indeed greater! For
35     IV, 9     |        be the greater, if indeed greater! For the cure is the same,
36     IV, 14    |       believe Him concerning His greater promises (of heavenly blessings)
37     IV, 16    |           For although that is a greater charity, which is shown
38     IV, 18    |        the Creator's Christ. Far greater still is his perverseness
39     IV, 18    |      That forerunner was indeed "greater than all of women born;"
40     IV, 18    |       which the least person was greater than John belonged to one
41     IV, 18    |         God, while John, who was greater than all of women born,
42     IV, 18    |      claim as His own both John, greater than any born of women,
43     IV, 18    |           who was destined to be greater than John in that kingdom,
44     IV, 18    |         and who would be so much greater than the prophet, because
45     IV, 19    |         who had hidden himself a greater and more needful light during
46     IV, 23    |          if they ever wish to be greater. The Creator, on the contrary,
47     IV, 25    |      here, which prescribes that greater things ought to be believed
48     IV, 30    |          into His hands, for the greater irritation of His rival?
49     IV, 35    |         says, "No doubt Thou art greater," etc.; and again, "Our
50      V, 1intro|           then there was all the greater need why the apostle should
51      V, 6     |      account of their fall, were greater strangers still to any knowledge
52      V, 11    |     refrain from noticing to any greater length this point of ambiguous
53      V, 16    |         I ask) which God has the greater fight to be angry? He, as