Chapter

 1 II  |      use, and that they must be good, as coming all from so good
 2 II  |     good, as coming all from so good a source; but that among
 3 II  |        universe, and that it is good, and that it is man's by
 4 V   |   cannot surely hold that to be good which has sprung from sin,
 5 XII |         Afterwards they thought good to throw the veil of pleasure
 6 XVII|    other matters, which it were good to hide away in their own
 7 XVII|     crimes and lusts, it is not good even that there should be
 8 XIX |         with human blood. It is good, no doubt, to have the guilty
 9 XIX |     obliged to know also of the good coming to untimely ends--
10 XX  | obedience. That which is really good or really evil cannot be
11 XXI |      God, hold a thing evil and good as it suits self-will and
12 XXI |   passion, making that which is good in one place evil in another,
13 XXI |         in one place in another good. So it strangely happens,
14 XXII|        and change the nature of good and evil in their inconstancy