Chapter

 1 3 |    power, than which nothing is greater or better, is able to injure,
 2 4 |         worthy of God. And what greater, what more worthy administration
 3 10|         are therefore others of greater size. How, then, are they
 4 10|    cannot do, that assuredly is greater, and stronger, and wiser
 5 10|       adorned as to beauty, nor greater as to bulk,--Himself made
 6 10|      things bear rule, but that greater and highest things do not
 7 13|         therefore, that we have greater need of wisdom on account
 8 14|      men dispute, nothing is of greater consequence than that it
 9 15|         dangers, fears lest any greater violence should arise which
10 18|    audacity he is fostering for greater crimes, and furnishes himself
11 18|  inflict upon the offender pain greater than is just, or occasion
12 18| punishment they will proceed to greater evil. In this case anger
13 22|        good to the good, a much greater reward, but stirring up
14 23|       that is good. For what is greater in power than God, or more