Book, Chapter

 1     II, 14|     and ambiguity two kinds of evils (because both sins and punishments
 2     II, 14|     and punishments are called evils), and will have Him in every
 3     II, 14|   question, and, by separating evils of sin from penal evils,
 4     II, 14|        evils of sin from penal evils, mala culpoe from mala poenoe,
 5     II, 14|       the author of the sinful evils (culpoe), and God as the
 6     II, 14|        as the creator of penal evils (poenoe); so that the one
 7     II, 14|    penal sentences against the evils of sin. Of the latter class
 8     II, 14|         Of the latter class of evils which are compatible with
 9     II, 14|  sinful class, that is to say, evils of injustice; because if
10     II, 24|      any explanation of these "evils," which may render them
11     II, 24|          meaning not to sinful evils, but avenging ones. What
12     II, 24|     although these are called "evils," they are yet not reprehensible
13     II, 24|        this class of judiciary evils, and along with them to
14     II, 24|        sometimes use the word "evils" for troubles and injuries (
15     II, 29|        merciful in presence of evils which had been subdued,
16     IV, 16|     wrong, insult, deceit, and evils of like sort. Indeed, the
17     IV, 39|       their expectation of the evils which are coming on the
18     IV, 39| likewise the infliction of the evils which precede his appearance.
19     IV, 39|        his appearance. For the evils which precede, and the blessings
20      V, 7 |      If from the Creator, What evils does it appertain to Him