Book, Chapter

 1        2, XI    |        who was possessed by a worse spirit than Judas, and who
 2        2, LI    |    does human life endure the worse, but never receive the better?
 3        2, LXVIII|     far as depends upon them, worse by their arrangement than
 4        2, LXVIII|    they do not portray things worse than they really are, they
 5        3, LVI   |   studies, and incite them to worse things. But he will not
 6        4, XLV   |       figurative meaning) as "worse than the crimes of Thyestes."
 7        4, XLV   |       their conduct be deemed worse than that of the wise man
 8        4, XCIX  |        and it does not become worse; nor does God after a time
 9        5, XXXIV |       things would not make a worse ambassador than the angels
10        5, XXXVI |    that "Ammon did not make a worse ambassador of divine things
11        6, XLIII |    For all who belong to the "worse" part, on account of their
12        7, LIV   |     indeed, Orpheus says much Worse things than Homer of those
13        8, VIII  | should ever be injured by the worse." But if by injury he means
14        8, XXIV  |    things offered to idols is worse than a murderer, for he
15        8, XXIX  |     if we eat not, are we the worse." Wherefore, as there is
16        8, LIII  |     earth, and said they were worse even than the Egyptians,--