Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVIII  | demonstrating that Moses, who is far inferior to the Lord, is, as the
 2        1, XX     |           and those like him, deemed inferior to him who degrades the
 3        1, XXV    |       applying those which belong to inferior beings to greater, and vice
 4        1, LXIII  |         their narration of things of inferior importance, to believe also
 5        1, LXVII  |            they speak, which is even inferior by a great degree to what
 6        3, XXVI   |           say that Aristeas, who was inferior to none of the citizens
 7        3, XXIX   |              not admit that even the inferior members of the Church, and
 8        3, XLVI   |        wisdom," and second, as being inferior to it, "the word of knowledge,"
 9        3, LXXIV  |              are not clever, but the inferior class of men intellectually,
10        4, XVI    |           but His form was mean, and inferior to that of the sons of men."
11        4, XXV    |            his soul, regarding it as inferior to that of other rational
12        4, XXV    |          those who are virtuous; and inferior, because evil dwells in
13        4, XXIX   |        himself above other people as inferior to himself, and devoid of
14        4, XXIX   |             that we men, who are far inferior to these, may entertain
15        4, XXXVIII|              He said; their king th' inferior powers obeyed:~The fictile
16        4, XC     |            as entertaining lower and inferior views of God than the irrational
17        5, II     |            only certain demons, much inferior to those wise men among
18        5, X      |          light of men) to be somehow inferior to them, and to bow down
19        5, XLIV   |            certain beings of a class inferior to God have ascended above
20        5, LIV    |   apostatized from the Creator as an inferior being, and have given in
21        5, LVIII  |     proceeding, that the servant and inferior should have rolled away
22        6, LXIII  |             God" should exist in the inferior part--I mean the body--of
23        6, LXIII  |            be in the soul; while the inferior part, and that which "is
24        6, LXXV   |              was without honour, and inferior to that of the sons of men."
25        6, LXXVI  |              was without honour, and inferior to that of the sons of men,"
26        6, LXXVII |             is "without honour," and inferior to the words given forth
27        6, LXXVII |               and who are not at all inferior to "sons of thunder." But
28        7, XXXI   |               which latter are of an inferior sort. Accordingly, God in
29        7, XLIII  |          other things also which are inferior to Him. Such are the things
30        7, LXX    |          remark was, "Have not these inferior powers had assigned to them
31        8, XV     |        mightier than the Father, but inferior to Him. And this belief
32        8, XVII   |          Apelles, whilst others make inferior statues, and others, again,
33        8, XVII   |               and others, again, are inferior to the second-rate artists,--