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 1      I, 8     |         new shoes, but their old master beats their strutting vanity
 2      I, 14    |         are a disciple above his master, and a servant above his
 3      I, 23    |        to take him away from his master, claim him as the property
 4      I, 23    |       and suborn him against his master's life; and all this, to
 5      I, 23    |          he is yet living in his master's house and on his master'
 6      I, 23    |        master's house and on his master's garner, and still trembling
 7      I, 23    |      tutor, the servant from his master to make him impious to his
 8      I, 23    |          tutor, worthless to his master. If, now, the rational benevolence
 9     II, 4     |  pleasures to man so that, while master of the whole world, he might
10     II, 5     |         by God constituted free, master of his own will and power;
11     II, 6     |       reign in self-possession a master over others, a slave to
12     II, 6     |        foresaw), being free, and master of himself; because, if
13     II, 6     |          tendencies; so that, as master of himself, he might constantly
14     II, 8     |          seduction was free, and master of himself; and as being
15     II, 13    |     perfect father and a perfect master: a father in His mercy,
16     II, 13    |         a father in His mercy, a master in His discipline; a father
17     II, 13    |         mildness of His power, a master in its severity; a father
18     II, 13    |        with dutiful affection, a master who must needs be feared;
19    III, 6     |       his owner, and the ass his master's crib: but Israel doth
20    III, 14    |        John, you have our common master Paul, who "girds our loins
21    III, 23    |        Judas, if it had been his master's enemy whom they put to
22     IV, 2     |          an apostolic man; not a master, but a disciple, and so
23     IV, 2     |   disciple, and so inferior to a master at least as far subsequent
24     IV, 2     |  necessary for the Gospel of his master.~
25     IV, 4     |         he is yet not "above his master;" if Marcion be an apostle,
26     IV, 5     |        that they blush for their master, who stands self-condemned
27     IV, 9     |     Elisha because, in fact, the master is more powerful than his
28     IV, 12    |     perverse opinions not from a master, but his master from his
29     IV, 12    |       not from a master, but his master from his opinion! All other
30     IV, 17    |        the prescription of their master, as to have Christ teaching
31     IV, 17    |        disciple is not above his master." Apelles ought to have
32     IV, 20    |          Of course He is the new master and proprietor of the elements,
33     IV, 26    | disciples came to him and said, "Master, teach us to pray, as John
34     IV, 26    |       some special rule of their Master) pray, not indeed to another
35     IV, 30    |        WHICH WILL ENSUE WHEN THE MASTER OF THE HOUSE HAS SHUT THE
36     IV, 30    |          He says, "When once the master of the house is risen up;"
37     IV, 31    |         This was reported to the Master of the family. Then He was
38     IV, 33    |       out. For the Creator was a master, and much more of a master,
39     IV, 33    |       master, and much more of a master, to be sure, than mammon,
40     IV, 33    |          as being more truly our Master. Now, how was it likely
41     IV, 33    |          who had called mammon a master, and had associated him
42     IV, 33    |        of Him who was really the Master of even these, that is,
43     IV, 33    |      from insisting" that He was Master alone, without a rival god.
44     IV, 36    |     certain man asked him, 'Good Master, what shall I do to inherit
45     IV, 38    |          the Scribes exclaimed, "Master, Thou hast well said." For
46     IV, 41    |         of an angry and incensed Master, unless Judas was to escape
47      V, 1intro|         the follower of no other master; who at the same time can
48      V, 4     |       Liberator who was once the Master? For Galba himself never