Chapter

 1 II   |    power, my mind, to make the better choice. But `the law of
 2 III  |     kingdom, but in another, a better and a greater one beyond
 3 IV   |  advise him, who had made this better choice, not to put off his
 4 IV   |        to that everlasting and better life, it is rather to be
 5 VI   |       by all who will, it were better never to let fall this seed
 6 VI   |    pearls. But I am 'persuaded better things of thee, and things
 7 VIII |       or if thou knowest aught better than that which thou hast
 8 XI   |   worse into subjection to the better, and thus by a just decision
 9 XV   |        he judgeth which is the better, and so ariseth judgement.
10 XVI  |     these men that live a life better than ours?' `All,' said
11 XVII |        he re-created me with a better renewal; and that he shall
12 XVIII|      couldest not have done it better than by uttering such words
13 XVIII|      passage from death to the better and more perfect life, which
14 XXII |        will yet change for the better: nay, I know for very certain
15 XXV  | religion of the Galileans were better than mine own? But, if thou
16 XXVI |        that they might get the better of the Christians. ~Then
17 XXIX |    king, "If thou wilt get the better of thy son, and make his
18 XXX  |        undefiled'? and, `It is better to marry than to burn'?
19 XXXI |    puny that ye cannot get the better of one young stripling?"
20 XXXI |   recalled. Tell me whether is better? To worship God Almighty,
21 XXXI |        without a blush? Go to! Better were it to make this confession,
22 XXXI |      goodness. Him were it not better to worship than thy gods
23 XXXII|       are liars and ours true, better than the truths I have told