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 1 Pre        |     Tattam of Bedford, who is an excellent Coptic scholar, formed the
 2   1, 1(1)  |       the ancients, on whom some excellent remarks from Plato's xth
 3   1, 18    |         the earth: and, like the excellent husbandman who waters his
 4   1, 25    |         governs it. This (Being) excellent of art, did He who is God
 5   1, 25    |        to this world (as) a most excellent gift; did cast as a Soul
 6   1, 27    |       and dissimilar, faulty and excellent ? Because that which is
 7   1, 27    |         opposed to that which is excellent. For if the whole were excellent,
 8   1, 27    | excellent. For if the whole were excellent, it would (then) be equal
 9   1, 36    |        the essence which is more excellent and is allied to THE DIVINE
10   1, 38    |      capable at once of both the excellent and the base. But the King
11   1, 43    |          too, as he becomes more excellent, and collects the powers
12   1, 43    |        the society which is more excellent, exalt and honour Him with
13   1, 44    |        to partake in things most excellent. Because things prior in
14   1, 47    |          He gave to him the more excellent authority and rule, in these
15   1, 47    |        wisdom which is much more excellent. And, How is it with the
16   1, 47    |          are with them, far more excellent than with us: because, of
17   1, 47    |          nature within him, more excellent than the body, the power
18   1, 66    |       something greater and more excellent than any that is visible ;—
19   1, 75    |       aid of that, which is more excellent? and, that we should confess
20   2, 13    | lifetimes, the doctrine which is excellent; nor did they point out
21   2, 35    |            Where then, are those excellent and wise things,  ./. which
22   2, 84    |       things which are  ./. most excellent in them, with their own
23   2, 85    |       and the life that was most excellent, to those who were capable
24   2, 86    |     fallen from the life that is excellent into (many) evils; it is
25   2, 93    |          the love of things most excellent; and, the desire to discover
26   3, 39    |         pure, and in every thing excellent, and more honourable than
27   4, 2     |      being, made known these His excellent doings; -- he fell down
28   4, 3     |         own metropolis, the most excellent place of rule, in which
29   4, 8     |    promises made to them, a more excellent word ; and, -- what exceeds
30   4, 12    |          these things: very very excellent are those whom my Father,
31   4, 12    |        Jesus should prevail, the excellent would be distinguished from
32   4, 12(33)|        Mr Jones has, in his very excellent work on the Canon of the
33   4, 12    |      select to myself the34 very excellent, those whom my Father who
34   4, 20    |   afterwards dignified by a more excellent restoration. But, when ye
35   4, 33    |      these, to those of good and excellent lands which bring forth
36   5, 13    |        have first been much more excellent? But, if you wish to know
37   5, 25    |      noble conquest, or for some excellent person, occasionally with
38   5, 28    |   because He aided us in nothing excellent: and should moreover do
39   5, 37    |      life was not that which was excellent; on the contrary, he was
40   5, 38    |        honouring him as the more excellent Apostle with himself; while
41   5, 45    |      that He possessed something excellent beyond the rest of mankind.
42   5, 46    |       all nations; but with this excellent addition which He delivered, (