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 1    I, pref, 1|        away, under a pretence of [superior] knowledge, from Him who
 2    I, pref, 2|         the truth itself. One far superior to me has well said, in
 3    I,  7, 3  |          the seed of Achamoth are superior to the rest, and are more
 4    I, 10, 3  |       past finding out!" But [the superior skill spoken of] is not
 5    I, 13, 2  |          is one of those that are superior to all things, should be
 6    I, 13, 3  |            Referring to this, one superior to me has observed, that
 7    I, 25, 2  |            maintain that they are superior to his disciples, such as
 8    I, 25, 2  |            he thus proves himself superior to him.~3.
 9    I, 28, 1  |          a teacher, as if he were superior to others, he composed his
10    I, 30, 1  |       Holy Spirit, and under this superior spirit the elements were
11    I, 30, 9  |    contempt for everything by the superior holy Hebdomad, since the
12    I, 31, 3  |           as to reckon themselves superior to all others on account
13   II,  5, 4  |       which has the most power is superior to all [others]. And He
14   II,  6, 2  |        that those angels who were superior to us [in nature], or even
15   II, 10, 3  |         account of which they are superior to others,--how can these
16   II, 10, 4  |           this point proeminently superior to men, that He Himself
17   II, 12, 1  |      shape. For inasmuch as He is superior to the rest, He ought not
18   II, 12, 7  |          them, or as if they were superior and more excellent? But
19   II, 12, 7  |           they cannot possibly be superior to the first and principal
20   II, 18, 7  |            For, that this AEon is superior to themselves, and of greater
21   II, 19, 7  |        seed from the Mother to be superior to all others; wherefore
22   II, 19, 7  |        souls, therefore, were not superior to others on account of
23   II, 21, 1  |          of the apostles; but the superior, from whom, too, the former
24   II, 28, 6  |        occur to us. For no man is superior to his master. If any one,
25   II, 29, 2  |          and immortal. For God is superior to nature, and has in Himself
26   II, 30, 1  |          they proclaim themselves superior to that God who made and
27   II, 30, 2  |                               The superior person is to be proved by
28   II, 30, 2  |          can they show themselves superior to the Creator (that I too,
29   II, 30, 2  |         themselves by their deeds superior to the Creator; for the
30   II, 30, 2  |           to the Creator; for the superior person ought to be proved
31   II, 30, 3  |   Demiurge) as being [in a sense] superior to herself, and better fitted
32   II, 30, 3  |          of an inferior, but by a superior, agent.~4.
33   II, 30, 4  |         him, I say,] as being the superior, and capable of ministering
34   II, 30, 4  |      describe themselves as being superior to Him by whom so vast and
35   II, 30, 5  |           and unemployed tool was superior in nature and value to that
36   II, 30, 5  | themselves as being spiritual and superior, and of the Creator as possessed
37   II, 30, 7  |        for they are certainly not superior to the apostle. If they
38   II, 30, 8  |         themselves spiritual, and superior to the Creator, do often
39   II, 30, 9  |       case not to be inferior but superior to them, since he is found
40   II, 32, 3  |         maintaining that they are superior; while [they affirm that
41  III, 10, 3  |       manifest the descent of the superior Christ. But they are again
42  III, 12, 6  |         fastened to the cross the superior Saviour (to whom it behoved
43  III, 12, 11 |         each], that the latter is superior to the former. For by deeds
44  III, 17, 1  |      Jesus, or that the so-called superior Saviour [came down] upon
45  III, 17, 4  |          of the colour; as a man" superior to me has said, concerning
46   IV, pref, 2|        that my predecessors--much superior men to myself, too--were
47   IV, pref, 4|           pretending [to possess] superior knowledge, and [to be acquainted
48   IV,  2, 5  |           Him. For he who has any superior over him, and is under the
49   IV, 19     |         THE TYPES OF OTHERS STILL SUPERIOR AND UNKNOWN; NOR CAN WE,
50   IV, 19     |       TYPE OF A STILL UNKNOWN AND SUPERIOR BEING.~1.
51   IV, 31, 1  |           than God, nor can we be superior to our Master; but we should
52   IV, 33, 4  |       vanquished? But who else is superior to, and more eminent than,
53    V,  4, 2  |           must necessarily appear superior to the Father, since it
54    V, 22, 1  |        But the Word of God is the superior above all, He who is loudly