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 1      I, 4 |     it clear which of them is superior in the essential features
 2      I, 7 |   might be urged against the (superior) god of Marcion: he too
 3      I, 11|   Himself all care; while the Superior God, knowing all the while
 4      I, 17|     of) all the locusts. What superior god is this, of whom it
 5      I, 22|     condition which makes Him superior to the Creator. And undoubtedly
 6     II, 8 |     MAN, ENDUED WITH LIBERTY, SUPERIOR TO THE ANGELS. OVERCOMES
 7     II, 28|     God knew not of any other superior to Himself, your god also
 8    III, 10|  which was a necessity to the superior God!~
 9     IV, 18| different, and to whom He was superior. And there lay John's difficulty.
10     IV, 18|   adduced the prophecy in the superior sense of the alternative
11     IV, 34|     distance too, except to a superior height, and from the said
12      V, 14|     Jews were ignorant of the superior God, since, in opposition
13      V, 18|     who was a stranger to the superior god, and far enough removed
14      V, 18|    that hidden mystery of the superior god, even on the supposition
15      V, 18|     adversary to Himself. The superior god, in fact, ought to have
16      V, 18| perverted some purpose of the superior god conduct such as He experienced