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 1      1, VI   |       Impunity is claimed for the wicked deeds, not on the plea that
 2      1, X    |      whoever does not imitate the wicked is an offence to them. The
 3      1, X    |           are none to condemn the wicked, and one only meets with
 4      5, III  |            but cause that, by the wicked and evil characters of a
 5     10, Arg  |    INFECTED THEIR CONSCIENCE WITH WICKED CERTIFICATES," ETC.~
 6     14, II   |   infected their consciences with wicked certificates, were everywhere
 7     27, I    |         frequently taken in their wicked errors; and who once and
 8     30, II   |     sudden appliances against the wicked but recently occurred to
 9     30, III  |          unlawful presentation of wicked certificates, as if they
10     30, III  |        they had approached to the wicked altars, they were held fast
11     37, I    | approached to be relieved, with a wicked exercise of power, and with
12     44, IV   |  restraining the contumacy of the wicked, and gentleness for cherishing
13     48, II   |          at this in such men. The wicked are always madly carried
14     51, XXVII|         and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon him." And
15     54, II   |          the audacity of the most wicked men is to be dreaded, and
16     54, III  |           again: "I have seen the wicked exalted, and raised above
17     54, X    |     proved heretic, condemned for wicked sacrifices and crimes proved
18     54, XI   |        them is the penury even of wicked men, that neither of sacrificers
19     54, XV   |           to receive and heal the wicked. For as they rejoice and
20     54, XVII |        For because a few rash and wicked men forsake the heavenly
21     54, XXI  |      thorns, and hearken not to a wicked tongue." And again: "A wicked
22     54, XXI  |     wicked tongue." And again: "A wicked doer giveth heed to the
23     67, I    |         with the consciousness of wicked crimes, ought not to hold
24     67, III  |         being associated with the wicked, themselves also should
25     67, III  |           from the tents of these wicked and hardened men, and touch
26     67, IV   |          either the crimes of the wicked may be disclosed, or the
27     68, I    |   believed in time past things so wicked, so disgraceful, so execrable
28     68, VII  |      thorns, and hearken not to a wicked tongue;" and again: "A wicked
29     68, VII  |     wicked tongue;" and again: "A wicked doer giveth heed to the
30     74, V    |          Church of God with their wicked lies. It is plain that the
31     74, VII  |        several statements, either wicked or foolish, it is sufficient
32     74, IX   |         in itself, as if either a wicked disposition could attract
33     74, X    |    elements; but that sometimes a wicked spirit, prescient, and perceiving
34     74, X    |           himself up against that wicked spirit to overcome it; which
35     74, X    |           holy, was indeed a most wicked spirit. But that woman,
36     74, XI   |       this woman, by which a most wicked demon baptized through means
37     75, IX   |         from the communion of the wicked; as the Lord by Moses commands,
38     75, XV   |          their venom; so also the wicked spirits, which are called
39     77, I    |         of which letters both the wicked are corrected and men of