Chapter

 1 XII   |   against your superstition at greater length and more bitterly.
 2 XVI   |        more naturally and with greater likelihood, believe the
 3 XIX   |      if they did not possess a greater authority for their trustworthiness
 4 XXI   | contention between them and us greater than this, because they
 5 XXVIII|       you regard Caesar with a greater dread and a more calculating
 6 XXXI  |       persecutors. Now who are greater enemies and persecutors
 7 XXXII |    THERE is also another and a greater reason why we should pray
 8 XXXIII|        truly called so.] He is greater who is recalled to himself,
 9 XXXV  |      Romans; nor are there any greater clamourers for the punishment
10 XXXIX |       us, as with God Himself, greater consideration is shewn for
11 XLII  |   their spices are consumed in greater quantities and at higher
12 XLVIII|  dissolve, do not spring up in greater fruitfulness : all things
13 L     |      our sect. We spring up in greater numbers as often as we are