Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXX   |          disrepute, and with his superiority over all other illustrious
 2        1, XXXIII|  possessing also some quality of superiority, so that the soul may be
 3        1, LXI   |      expected, but declaring the superiority of His kingdom, says: "If
 4        2, II    |        and to demonstrate by the superiority of Christian doctrine, that
 5        3, XXX   |       worthy of the conventional superiority which they appear to enjoy
 6        3, XXX   |   possible to discover a general superiority in what relates to the progress
 7        4, XXIV  |          to be compared with the superiority of God, what then do you
 8        4, XXIV  |    littleness of body, know that superiority and inferiority, if truth
 9        4, XXIV  |         rational being to a vast superiority over all irrational creatures.
10        4, LXXIX |           who perceive their own superiority, which far exceeds that
11        4, LXXIX |         mastery over those whose superiority consists in their savage
12        4, LXXXV | difference which exists, and the superiority of man, not only over ants,
13        4, LXXXVI|           nor wish to arrogate a superiority over irrational creatures.
14        4, XC    |         if this be admitted, the superiority of man over irrational animals,
15        5, XI    |        they see the incomparable superiority of those objects which are
16        5, XI    |       perceive the inexpressible superiority of the divinity of God,
17        5, XLIII |          of insensibility to the superiority of their law, if they were
18        8, IV    |     Christ of God thus shows His superiority to all rulers by entering