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 1 Pre         |    the author of it, who, the better to secure its reception,
 2 Pre         |       But there are, I think, better reasons for supposing that
 3 Pre         |      accessible. And, for the better understanding of the mind
 4   1, 2      |      Nor do they appear to me better than those who leave the
 5   1, 26     |      he would deserve nothing better of the wise, than the ridicule
 6   1, 47     |     foot. What can they scent better than the tracing dogs, which
 7   1, 47     |    smell ? or, be said to see better than any Antelope; which,
 8   1, 69     |  desired their change for the better, and followed after their
 9   1, 73     |     perfect state, be nothing better than an infant. For, what
10   2, 2      |      all among men, might the better be known, let us first of
11   2, 15(28) |   philosophers in any respect better. Compare the first few sections
12   2, 18     |      creation, became nothing better than the vessel in the storm,
13   2, 64(119)|   full grown and perfect, the better. This victim is put to death
14   2, 67(127)|       5.) seem to me to lay a better claim to this. Egypt may,
15   2, 73     |     do it not, are in nothing better than enemies. But if, when
16   2, 76     |       which were formerly not better than a ship in a storm,
17   2, 78     |   circumstanced, they were no better than demoniacs whose souls
18   2, 94     |   would be the change for the better in every one, upon human
19   2, 94     |  knowledge of God, and to the better life of purity and of righteousness.
20   3, 5      |     by means of the sight, is better than that which is by any
21   3, 20     |     cut off, a renovation far better than they formerly had!
22   3, 41     |       the great change to His better (doctrine) which should
23   3, 74     | follow after the life of that better wisdom, the fear of God,
24   4, 3      |        who made a greater and better profession of Him, than (
25   4, 11     |      this) in the fulfilment, better than any (that) words (can
26   5, 6      |     in man, was in no respect better in its essence than were
27   5, 21     |  consider (His precepts) much better than those which Moses delivered
28   5, 25     |    knew with certainty, (and) better than all others, had not
29   5, 28     |    eyes of us all, -- we know better and more accurately than
30   5, 28     |   that He possessed something better than the many. But  ./. 
31   5, 28     |        For, What can there be better than this, that we should