Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,11|   that the bishop of Rome was superior to a council of the Church
 2  2,22|     or metaphorical, which is superior to the former; and 3) spiritual.
 3  2,33|       among created things: a superior creature, it said, yet still
 4  2,33|      He is not a demigod or a superior creature, but He is God
 5  3,3 |    Christ is not some kind of superior creature, but He is God
 6  3,5 |     layman, since he (and his superior in Rome, and all who remained
 7  4,12| written accounts and thus are superior to the latter as a means
 8  4,12|  their icons, we recall their superior character and deeds; and
 9  7,13|     is more complete than and superior to that of ancient Israel [“
10  7,14| reason, considered themselves superior to the Holy Fathers of the
11  7,14|  imagine themselves to have a superior understanding of truth than
12 10,10|     layman, since he (and his superior in Rome, and all who remained