Book, Chapter

  1        1, X       |     Platonism, as being marked by greater humility than the others;
  2        1, XVIII   | individuals who were endowed with greater wisdom, and who were capable
  3        1, XIX     |      known divine things with far greater clearness than Plato, or
  4        1, XXV     |      belong to inferior beings to greater, and vice versa. And I do
  5        1, XXVI    |          wish to worship God with greater purity, abstain even from
  6        1, XXXIII  |           body counteracting to a greater or less degree the reception
  7        1, XXXVII  |       they regarded as possessing greater wisdom and power than the
  8        1, XLIV    |         grounds, a fact which has greater probability in its favour
  9        1, L       |      state a few of them out of a greater number; and with respect
 10        1, LV      |      matters have been treated at greater length, necessarily as I
 11        1, LX      |       accomplish; but should some greater manifestation of divinity
 12        1, LXIX    |        spoken of these matters at greater length in the preceding
 13        2, III     |           his power to speak with greater effect) when he says: "Certain
 14        2, IV      |   contrary, they bestow upon them greater honour, showing what a depth
 15        2, IX      |        that being be one in a far greater and more divine degree,
 16        2, X       |          treated by the Jews with greater respect than He was who
 17        2, XVI     | manifested also in His death some greater display of divine power,
 18        2, XXV     | afterwards those other instances, greater in number, manifesting the
 19        2, XXVIII  |        apply to other events with greater probability than to Jesus.
 20        2, XXVIII  |       countless other things with greater probability than to Jesus;
 21        2, XXXV    |    something that was divine, and greater than was possessed by the
 22        2, XLII    |            And I know not by what greater or more convincing proofs
 23        2, XLIV    |        died a miserable death, as greater and more divine messengers
 24        2, XLVI    |      alive He should, through the greater power of His words and deeds,
 25        2, XLVI    |          over to Himself manifold greater numbers of adherents?~
 26        2, XLVIII  |          disciples performed even greater works than these miracles
 27        2, LII     |       Jesus, who accomplished far greater works than those of Moses?
 28        2, LII     |        the latter ventured upon a greater undertaking, and superinduced
 29        2, LII     |           as, on account of their greater grandeur and divinity (in
 30        2, LII     |           and did such things was greater than the: prophets? For
 31        2, LII     |      prophets? For how was not He greater than the prophets, who was
 32        2, LV      |     assistant in establishing the greater divinity of Jesus."~
 33        2, LVII    |        that He, in regard to whom greater things were done, and by
 34        2, LVII    |       marvels were performed, was greater than all those who preceded
 35        2, LVIII   |        resurrection also produced greater results than theirs. For
 36        2, LXIII   |     brethren at once, of whom the greater part remain unto the present
 37        2, LXIII   |       rational arguments out of a greater number, and thus make an
 38        2, LXVI    |      being incapable of receiving greater matters, "For I determined
 39        2, LXIX    |          Him, we shall expound at greater length on a more suitable
 40        2, LXXII   |           what has been stated at greater length in the preceding
 41        2, LXXV    |    judgment, do you regard as the greater? Those which were wrought
 42        2, LXXV    |        former are in your opinion greater than the latter, does it
 43        2, LXXV    |         those who disbelieved the greater to despise the less? And
 44        2, LXXVIII |    irrationality, change with the greater difficulty so as to adopt
 45        3, II      |          events which were of far greater importance in themselves,
 46        3, IX      |      among the rest of mankind is greater than any supposed honour
 47        3, XVII    |         in the preceding pages at greater length in defence of those
 48        3, LI      |           practice of virtue in a greater and better degree than they.
 49        3, LI      |         some future time, after a greater interval than in the case
 50        3, LIV     |           and endeavour to obtain greater prudence, by listening also
 51        3, LXV     |       assemblies we can present a greater number of those who have
 52        4, III     |         shall therefore, out of a greater number, select a few remarks
 53        4, V       |          that He should abandon a greater seat, and that things on
 54        4, XVIII   |         man, because he possesses greater vigour, so does God appropriately
 55        4, XXI     |         his not attending to the (greater) antiquity of Moses. For
 56        4, XXIII   |         to which of them were the greater sinners, and asserting that
 57        4, L       |      rivers? But why establish at greater length what needs no demonstration?
 58        4, LVIII   |        soul of man, but in a much greater degree that of irrational
 59        4, LXIV    |          will be in the future, a greater or less number of evils?
 60        4, LXIV    |          when this increased to a greater or less degree; and again,
 61        4, LXIV    |       himself to virtue, and made greater or less progress therein,
 62        4, LXIV    |         same is the case with the greater or less spread of evil.
 63        4, LXIX    |          of evil from rising to a greater height; and, moreover, I
 64        4, LXXIV   |      markets make provision in no greater degree for men than for
 65        4, LXXIV   |         of the goods; so in a far greater degree are Celsus and they
 66        4, LXXIV   |       arrangements are made in no greater degree for the sustenance
 67        4, LXXV    |           not provide for us in a greater degree than for trees, and
 68        4, LXXVII  |        why should they be so in a greater degree to us than to ants
 69        4, LXXX    |     nature would be assisted to a greater degree (than afterwards),
 70        4, LXXXIV  |          have to answer, that the greater the laudations which he
 71        4, LXXXVIII|            And wishing to show at greater length that even the thoughts
 72        4, LXXXVIII|            and to be endowed with greater wisdom, and to be more beloved
 73        4, LXXXVIII|         elephants are, or to show greater devotion to divine things;
 74        4, LXXXIX  |      ought to have established at greater length the actual existence
 75        5, II      |          to discuss the matter at greater length, seeing what we have
 76        5, II      |           considerations out of a greater number, such as we deem
 77        5, V       |         knowledge of their nature greater than is possessed by men,
 78        5, XI      |       should not the sun say with greater reason to those that bow
 79        5, XX      |           examined the subject in greater detail in other parts of
 80        5, XXX     |        over (in proportion to the greater or less departure from the
 81        5, XLII    |        which he would admire to a greater degree; because, so far
 82        5, XLVII   |         in order to escape from a greater number; and a different
 83        5, LII     |           announcing something of greater importance (than those who
 84        5, LV      |        said that hot springs, the greater part of which are fresh
 85        5, LVIII   |          to announce something of greater importance (than any others
 86        5, LXII    |          God, was able to sow the greater part of Greece, and of barbarian
 87        5, LXV     |        that they are possessed of greater knowledge than the Jews;
 88        6, VI      |          our prophets did know of greater things than any in the Scriptures,
 89        6, VI      |         related of Jesus, who was greater than all these, that He
 90        6, IX      |       more upon these subjects at greater length, as perhaps I might
 91        6, IX      |         different, would say with greater precision, that the mark
 92        6, XII     |          to apply themselves in a greater degree than is proper to
 93        6, XV      |   becomingly adorned," is so in a greater degree than Plato's "humble
 94        6, XXI     |          in view, or to something greater than these. On this subject
 95        6, XXVIII  |          What, then, could evince greater folly or madness, not only
 96        6, XXXVII  |         of the sacred books, to a greater degree than Greek philosophers
 97        6, XXXVIII |          two words especially, 'a greater and a less,' which they
 98        6, XXXVIII |         referred to, we found the greater and the lesser circle, upon
 99        6, XXXVIII |         and Son;" and between the greater circle (in which the lesser
100        6, XXXVIII |        short circle, close to the greater of the two former, having
101        6, XLIII   |        promise of divinity and of greater blessings; and her example
102        6, XLVI    |    desolation." So many, out of a greater number of passages, have
103        6, LXXVII  |     objection we have answered at greater length in what has gone
104        7, XLII    |          regard for mankind still greater in God the Word, who was "
105        7, XLIV    |          lead, however, a life of greater moderation and purity than
106        7, LVII    |        whole world, and with much greater results. He would have us
107        7, LXIII   |        for the sake of enjoying a greater number of other pleasures.
108        8, VI      |          But they who have a much greater and diviner embassy in "
109        8, XIV     |         The Father who sent Me is greater than I." We would not therefore
110        8, XV      |         The Father who sent Me is greater than I." And none of us
111        8, XVI     |           who say that the Son is greater than the God who rules all
112        8, XXXVIII |          certain injury. For what greater injury can befall a man
113        8, LXVII   |           that "we seem to do the greater honour to the great God