Book, Chapter

1        2, LVII   |  things were done, and by whom mightier marvels were performed,
2        3, XXXV   |   forced to confess that He is mightier than those individuals with
3        4, XXXVIII|     Shalt rue the fraud whence mightier ills began;~I will send
4        7, XXI    |      an hour, as being himself mightier than they. And thus also
5        8, VI     |       at nought a law which is mightier than all the laws upon earth.
6        8, XV     |       Dialogue: 'If the Son is mightier than God, and the Son of
7        8, XV     |    declare that the Son is not mightier than the Father, but inferior
8        8, XXXVI  | nothing from demons, for He is mightier than demons. And the Christian