Chapter

 1 II  |        the tongue for speaking evil with, and ears to be the
 2 II  |        to be the receptacle of evil speech, and the throat to
 3 II  |       utterly such plotting of evil, it is clear beyond a doubt,
 4 VIII|      the demons and spirits of evil. What an aggregation of
 5 X   |        close allies. These two evil spirits are in sworn confederacy
 6 XX  |       is really good or really evil cannot be ought else. But
 7 XXI |    taught of God, hold a thing evil and good as it suits self-will
 8 XXI |     which is good in one place evil in another, and that which
 9 XXI |     another, and that which is evil in one place in another
10 XXII|  change the nature of good and evil in their inconstancy of
11 XXII| confession that the things are evil, when their authors, even
12 XXVI|      become accessible also to evil spirits? We have the case
13 XXIX|       the nations--to exorcise evil spirits--to perform cures--