Book, Chapter

 1   1,  40|      man has the burthen of a bad conscience, he despairs
 2   2,  13|     in, whether it be good or bad: and what cities they be
 3   2,  36|      of those who put it to a bad use. Nor is it owing to
 4   3,  25|    Lord used leaven both in a bad sense, as when He said, "
 5   3,  25|   good sense, at another in a bad, as in the case of the leaven
 6   3,  25|    serpents;" and again, in a bad sense, "The serpent beguiled
 7   3,  25|       down from heaven;" in a bad, "Bread eaten in secret
 8   3,  32| because the good fish and the bad are for the time mixed up
 9   3,  32| regard to the other part, the bad that is mixed with the good, "
10   4,   2|       the side of truth, when bad men use it to obtain the
11   4,  29|      s words, but are in fact bad, as they follow their own