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 1   1, 43|     rendering the corn-ears of its superiority, the complete fruit of its
 2   1, 43|         collects the powers of his superiority into the treasury of things
 3   1, 47|         they belong solely to that superiority which attends the rational
 4   1, 47| intelligent soul. And it is by the superiority of wisdom that he effects
 5   1, 51|            has he, by his rational superiority, put forth. ~
 6   1, 58|           forward the love of that superiority, which is vested within
 7   1, 64|       alone shews of what kind the superiority of (his) intellectual and
 8   1, 67|         are on the earth, has this superiority been assigned. By means
 9   1, 69|        become partaker in all this superiority; this, which alone of those
10   1, 74|            complete state of man's superiority, from his changes and increments
11   1, 74|              will receive all this superiority, power, and beauty both
12   1, 74|          both of (their) life, and superiority : which the Divine Word
13   1, 75|           evince all this force of superiority, which we have already shewn;
14   1, 75|           partake at once in their superiority and immortality70. ~
15   1, 77|            which on account of its superiority, is likened to God himself;—
16   1, 77|           and fat corn-ears of his superiority, which he shall give forth.
17   2, 13|  themselves any disciples of their superiority, or deliver either precepts
18   2, 20|         life of Philosophy, or the superiority of rule: on the contrary,
19   2, 20|        that with these existed the superiority that was worthy of reason ;
20   3, 2 |         every one. For, the divine superiority of our Saviour swept away
21   3, 65|         also been taught, that the superiority of his own soul greatly
22   4, 9 |            And such was the entire superiority which they evinced, that,
23   4, 11|       power of men, nor yet by the superiority of the Teachers (employed),
24   4, 24|          is it with respect to the superiority of the Shepherd (here),
25   5, 17|            His possessing all this superiority. -- It is now time therefore
26   5, 21|           be angry, because of the superiority of their soul, as being
27   5, 46|           how it was that all this superiority of the Divine power (operated)
28   5, 46|         all things? And, upon What superiority of words can we rely, that
29   5, 52|      secret112 the nature of their superiority ; at that time they became