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 1 17|        OF THEIR IMAGES.~A few wicked and empty poets delude you;
 2 26|      of thy friends, wars, or wicked frauds, thefts with bloodshed:
 3 26| enjoys delights which thou, O wicked one, hast lost; and when
 4 28|    delays in a cruel death. O wicked man, hear now what thou
 5 29|                  XXIX. TO THE WICKED AND UNBELIEVING RICH MAN.~
 6 42|       captive matron. But the wicked king who possesses her,
 7 42|    himself is seized with the wicked one, by the decree of the
 8 43|      there room found for the wicked. What shall the mother do
 9 43|       the Lord will judge the wicked. But the fire shall not
10 43|       rages; and wherever the wicked man fleeth, he is seized
11 52|       all of one kind. One is wicked, another partially withdraws;
12 56|      where He has plunged the wicked.~
13 62|    blood we have overcome the wicked one; and if he remains,
14 62|     by lying in wait, and the wicked thus feels it; but he that
15 65|     prove of the gifts of the wicked. Thou shalt break forth
16 65|     consecrated, hast become, wicked for reward. Also thou wishest
17 65|       by the gain of wages. O wicked one, thou deceivest thyself,
18 66|    the righteous obedience of wicked men. Make yourselves like
19 71|      but with benefits. It is wicked that thy brother should
20 80|  altered course, for then the wicked are burnt up with divine