Book, Chapter

1     6, 4-6  |  that one who has tried a bad physician, fears to trust
2     8, 10-23|   draws this way; another bad, draws back that way. For
3     8, 10-23|    But I say that both be bad: that which draws to them,
4     8, 10-23|   is one good and another bad; or they must be converted
5     8, 10-24|   one good, and the other bad. For Thou, O true God, dost
6     8, 10-24| as when, both wills being bad, one deliberates whether
7    10, 40-65| much doth the burden of a bad custom weigh us down. Here