Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref    |   testimony, and one that rises superior to all false witness, and
 2        1, Pref    |        that was in himself rose superior), did not set down argument
 3        1, X       |       his particular sect to be superior to any other? For, not waiting
 4        1, XVIII   |    Discourse will show, greatly superior to your wise poets and philosophers."~
 5        1, XXXII   |         need of a body not only superior to others, but invested
 6        1, LX      |      pro-determined that he was superior in power to all demons,
 7        1, LXI     |        whom Jesus is the first, superior to all others in honour
 8        2, LXXVIII |      assistance, and could rise superior to all who withstood the
 9        3, VIII    |  recover their courage and rise superior to the thought of death,
10        3, XXXVI   |     Jesus as that of a being of superior power, or reverentially
11        3, XLVI    |   wisdom of Moses, which proved superior to all the wisdom of the
12        3, LXXXI   |         by any of the others is superior to that which we promise,
13        3, LXXXI   |        all men to be human, are superior to those which are proved
14        4, XXIV    | vultures and elephants would be superior to us men; for they are
15        4, XXIV    |        irrational creatures are superior to rational beings, merely
16        4, XXIV    |      any other natures whatever superior to that of man, since the
17        4, XXIX    |         this way the angels are superior to men; so that men, when
18        4, XLVI    |       conduct of Joseph was far superior to what is related of Bellerophon,
19        4, LXXV    |         us as a mighty aid, far superior to any weapon which wild
20        4, LXXXI   |       that "if men appear to be superior to irrational animals on
21        4, LXXXVIII|       by the human race are not superior to those of all other mortal
22        4, LXXXVIII|       idea of God, he is deemed superior to the other animals, let
23        4, LXXXIX  |    Celsus, who regards birds as superior to men, ought to employ
24        5, XXXIII  |        who make a profession of superior attainments in wisdom and
25        5, XLI     |       it, as being possessed of superior wisdom, and keep aloof from
26        5, XLIII   |       are possessed of a wisdom superior not only to that of the
27        5, LIV     |       adherence to one who is a superior God and father of him who
28        6, LXII    |     which belong to God are far superior to all things with which
29        6, LXXI    |       that the rational soul is superior to all "corporeal" nature,
30        8, L       |      surely he ought, as one of superior humanity, to assist even