Book, Chapter

1     1, 16-25| attributing a divine nature to wicked men, that crimes might be
2     2, 1-1  |       do it; reviewing my most wicked ways in the very bitterness
3     5, 10-18|        might not turn aside to wicked speeches, to make excuses
4     7, 16-22|  righteousness displeaseth the wicked; much more the viper and
5     7, 16-22|  Creation, with which the very wicked also fit in; and that the
6    11, 2-4  |      wherein is my desire. The wicked have told me of delights,
7    13, 14-15|       night, the mother of the wicked, until the wrath of the
8    13, 17-20|       for Thou restrainest the wicked desires of men's souls,
9    13, 34-49|     and dividest them from the wicked; and Thou madest the firmament