Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 25, 1|       created by angels greatly inferior to the unbegotten Father.
 2    I, 25, 2|    consider to be in no respect inferior to Jesus. For their souls,
 3    I, 29, 4|   formed those powers which are inferior to himself--angels, and
 4    I, 30, 3|         might be injured by the inferior elements, as had happened
 5    I, 30, 9|      kinds of wickedness by the inferior Hebdomad, and to apostasy,
 6   II,  2, 1|         was either careless, or inferior, or paid no regard to those
 7   II,  2, 4|        nor of any power greatly inferior to Himself, and ignorant
 8   II, 21, 1|     junior, and for that reason inferior AEons, were set forth by
 9   II, 21, 1|      the reason, then, that the inferior AEons are, as I have said,
10   II, 25, 3|  reflect that man is infinitely inferior to God; that he has received
11   II, 25, 3|   beginning of his creation, is inferior to Him who is uncreated,
12   II, 25, 3|       the causes of all things, inferior to Him who made him. For
13   II, 26, 3|        no one point own himself inferior to God; but, by the knowledge
14   II, 28, 2|      but we, inasmuch as we are inferior to, and later in existence
15   II, 30, 3|      beings through means of an inferior, but by a superior, agent.~
16   II, 30, 4| produced, while, as they argue, inferior to themselves (for they
17   II, 30, 4|       found to be so wretchedly inferior!~5.
18   II, 30, 5|      God [the Creator] is of an inferior nature, and therefore remains
19   II, 30, 9|   proved in that case not to be inferior but superior to them, since
20   II, 34, 2|         and on this account are inferior to Him who formed them,
21   IV, 38, 1|      But created things must be inferior to Him who created them,
22    V,  3, 3|       life, which is of such an inferior nature to eternal life,
23    V, 22, 1|         conquered neither by an inferior nor by an equal, but by