Book,  Chapter

1     I,  3 |    greater, the lower profits by comparison, but the higher suffers
2     I,  7 |          which does not admit of comparison with what is bad, and is
3     I,  9 |          better always implies a comparison with something worse, not
4     I,  9 | absolutely good and incapable of comparison. It is as though he said,
5     I,  10|          preferred to Christ, in comparison with Whom we must hold even
6     I,  11|          husbands and wives to a comparison of Jew and Gentile, bond
7     I,  11|       from the Lord”; what has a comparison of Jew and Gentile, bond
8     I,  40|    preserved their virginity, in comparison of pure and angelic chastity