Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 10, 2|       one is greater than the Master); nor, on the other hand,
 2    I, 13, 1|      having improved upon his master. He is a perfect adept in
 3    I, 20, 2| person who said to Him, "Good Master," He confessed that God
 4    I, 27, 4|     confess the name of their master, in order all the more to
 5   II, 22, 4|  possessing the full age of a Master, He came to Jerusalem, so
 6   II, 22, 4|      acknowledged by all as a Master. For He did not seem one
 7   II, 22, 4|       appeared to be. Being a Master, therefore, He also possessed
 8   II, 22, 4|   also possessed the age of a Master, not despising or evading
 9   II, 22, 4|    that He might be a perfect Master for all, not merely as respects
10   II, 22, 5|      had reached the age of a Master? For when He came to be
11   II, 28, 3|      which has respect to our Master, endures unchangeably, assuring
12   II, 28, 6|     no man is superior to his master. If any one, therefore,
13   II, 28, 8|     the Lord is the only true Master), that we may learn through
14   II, 32, 1|   these men boast of as their Master, and of whom they affirm
15   II, 32, 1|       they affirm that such a Master was more highly toned [in
16   II, 32, 2|       of Jesus as being their Master, do in fact emulate the
17   II, 32, 2|  Cynics, [calling Jesus their Master,] who not only turned His
18  III, 18, 6|       shall be even above the Master, because we suffer and sustain
19  III, 18, 6|   suffer and sustain what our Master never bore or endured. But
20  III, 18, 6|       our Lord is alone truly Master, so the Son of God is truly
21   IV,  5, 2|              For our Lord and Master, in the answer which He
22   IV, 13, 2|      and obedience due to the Master of the household should
23   IV, 19, 1|    their hearts surpassed the Master Himself, being indeed in
24   IV, 30, 2|    some small portion of his [master's] property, but should
25   IV, 31, 1|     can we be superior to our Master; but we should search for
26   IV, 33, 5|   real discussion, when their Master was a mere imaginary being?
27   IV, 36, 5|   heart, and calling upon the Master, Christ Jesus the Lord,
28    V,  1, 1|     things of God, unless our Master, existing as the Word, had
29    V, 31, 2|      no disciple is above the Master, but every one that is perfect
30    V, 31, 2|       perfect shall be as his Master." As our Master, therefore,
31    V, 31, 2|     be as his Master." As our Master, therefore, did not at once