Book, Chapter

 1     II, 10|     merchandise," that is, of his Wickedness, even the tale of his transgressions,
 2     II, 10|         his own lusting after the wickedness which was spontaneously
 3     II, 14|         to have escaped; that the wickedness of those days was unjustly
 4    III, 14|          spiritual enemies of all wickedness and concupiscence, and cutting
 5    III, 18|            they consummated their wickedness by their heresy, with which
 6    III, 23|         by his endurance of their wickedness.~
 7     IV, 14|         their decrees they decree wickedness, turning aside the needy
 8     IV, 27|          was full of ravening and wickedness." This He said, to signify
 9     IV, 37|          he loosened the bands of wickedness. undid the heavy burdens,
10      V, 18| transgression. But "the spiritual wickedness" did not signify the Creator,
11      V, 18|       quite aware that "spiritual wickedness" had been at work in heavenly