Part, Question

 1   1, 59  |      well to anyone; and to be glad is for the will to repose
 2   1, 60  |      well to anyone; and to be glad is for the will to repose
 3   2, 32  |     verse 4): "I was exceeding glad that I found thy children
 4   2, 34  | written (Prov. 2:14): "Who are glad when they ~have done evil,
 5   2, 39  |         2:14), that "they were glad when they had done evil." ~
 6   2, 39  |      says (2 Cor. 7:9): "I ~am glad: not because you were made
 7   2, 78  | through certain malice, he is ~glad after having done it, according
 8   2, 78  |        to Prov. 2:14: "Who are glad when ~they have done evil,
 9   2, 78  |        through habit is always glad for what he does ~through
10   2, 1   |       day: he saw ~it, and was glad." But after the time of
11   2, 81  |        9, "My heart hath been ~glad, and my tongue hath rejoiced."~
12   2, 112 |        on (2 Cor. 7:9), ~"I am glad; not because you were made
13   2, 146 |        to Prov. 2:14, "Who are glad when they ~have done evil,
14   2, 154 |    Prov. ~2:14) that "they are glad when they have done evil,
15   3, 46  |     not possible to be sad and glad at ~the one time, since
16   3, 55  |        20: "The disciples were glad ~when they saw the Lord."
17 Suppl, 95|   obstinacy, as those "who are glad when they have ~done evil,