Chapter

 1 5 |       be effected for us by the Evil One, than anything of evil
 2 5 |      Evil One, than anything of evil by the Good. Therefore I
 3 5 |        she had imbibed from the Evil One? Therefore another human
 4 5 |      ascribable to impatience. "Evil" is "impatience of good."
 5 5 |      each individual may become evil he will be unable to persevere
 6 6 |        and to repay with usury "evil with evil; " for, as yet,
 7 6 |     repay with usury "evil with evil; " for, as yet, patience
 8 10|   condemns every wickedness. In evil doing there is no account
 9 10|       precept is absolute, that evil is not to be repaid with
10 10|        is not to be repaid with evil. Like deed involves like
11 11|       Wide and diffusive is the Evil One's operation, hurling
12 11|   endure the inflictions of the Evil One, that the counter-zeal
13 11|       else by the snares of the Evil One, we incur the Lord's
14 12|   beneficent;" Patience does no evil: "is not emulous;" that
15 13| strength to our prayers against evil; this opens the ears of
16 14|      did God smile, how was the evil one cut asunder, while Job
17 16|      that the very diversity of evil and good is exactly on a