Chapter

1 III|       these, among which is the evil of jealousy and envy. And
2 III|   begins. For so mischievous an evil will be more easily shunned
3 III|      the magnitude of that same evil be known.~
4 IV |   previously been. How great an evil is that, beloved brethren,
5 VI |       such a destructiveness of evil. Let the death of others
6 VI |         any one to suppose that evil of that kind is confined
7 VII| Jealousy has no limit; it is an evil continually enduring, and
8 IX |         you. It is a persistent evil to persecute a man who belongs
9 XV |     rise on the good and on the evil, and sendeth rain upon the