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 1   1,      8|      can the infidelity of a wicked man, who neither loves Me,
 2   1,      8|     is not diminished by the wicked man's injustice, but is
 3   1,      8|    sustains the anger of the wicked, bearing and supporting
 4   1,      8|  injuries and detractions of wicked men, who, whether by injuries
 5   2,     13|   supremely perfect; and the wicked, who, through their iniquities,
 6   2,     13| falsehood, by which walk the wicked, of whom I will presently
 7   2,     15|  better the cruelty of those wicked men who travel below the
 8   2,     17| others' good. How will these wicked ones in so wretched a state
 9   2,     19|   virtue of Beelzebub.' Thus wicked men, standing in self- love,
10   2,     27| greater than their sins. The wicked sinners do the contrary,
11   3,     13| first rather of the tears of wicked men of the world. These
12   3,     16|     words, and the fruits of wicked deeds. They stand drooping
13   3,     30|  that is to say, to vice and wicked thoughts, he gave hatred
14   3,     31|     have been disordered and wicked. This is why during their
15   3,     31|     life is represented to a wicked man, and there is no reason
16   3,     31|     exults in joy, while the wicked man is darkened and confounded
17   4,      5|   the billows, and these are wicked pastors and prelates appointed
18   4,      5|     disobedient subjects and wicked rulers. Now look at the
19   4,      6|  observance of them, nor the wicked conversation of those who
20   4,      8|              Contrariwise, a wicked disobedient man dwells in