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  1        1, V      |          instances also provided by wicked men, can be (regarded as)
  2        1, VI     |             same practices, He is a wicked man; but if He is not guilty
  3        1, VII    |     announced to come, in which the wicked are to be punished according
  4        1, IX     |          are frequently to be found wicked men, who, taking advantage
  5        1, IX     |         remain in the practice of a wicked life. Now, whatever other
  6        1, XXXI   |            be the means of removing wicked spirits, which are the cause
  7        1, XLIX   |             and the Punisher of the wicked." Now it is not one of the
  8        1, L      |             and the Punisher of the wicked," and as if neither the
  9        1, LXI    |         instigated by the blind and wicked devil who from the very
 10        1, LXIII  |           apostles were notoriously wicked men, it is recorded that "
 11        1, LXIII  |         have selected notorious and wicked men, and should have raised
 12        1, LXIV   |         after a licentious and most wicked life; while with Jesus there
 13        1, LXVIII |         they are the proceedings of wicked men under the influence
 14        1, LXXI   |          account of his impiety and wicked opinions, was, so to speak,
 15        1, LXXI   |       tenets of his were those of a wicked and God-hated sorcerer."
 16        1, LXXI   |      against Jesus, as if He were a wicked sorcerer? Such is not the
 17        2, V      |         fire which is to devour the wicked, as being stale opinions,
 18        2, VIII   |            one who is to punish the wicked, treat him with disregard
 19        2, VIII   |            because they were a most wicked nation, which, although
 20        2, XI     |       covetous disposition, and his wicked design to betray his Master,
 21        2, XII    |           ever betrayed; nor even a wicked captain of robbers and commander
 22        2, XII    |       robbers and commander of very wicked men, who seemed to be of
 23        2, XVI    |             this, that he seemed to wicked men to suffer this punishment,
 24        2, XX     |        praise; for the mouth of the wicked and the mouth of the deceitful
 25        2, XXIV   |              acting here like those wicked individuals who listen to
 26        2, XXV    |          undergo in requital of the wicked deeds which the Jews had
 27        2, XXXVIII|           duty, nor to chastise the wicked and save the good, but to
 28        2, XLI    |          prove the existence of any wicked work in Him. But if he deems
 29        2, XLI    |           conspiracy on the part of wicked men, then it is clear that
 30        2, XLIV   |           with the transgressors by wicked men, who desired rather
 31        2, XLIX   |             a similar kind, who are wicked men, and sorcerers; and
 32        2, XLIX   |         divine, but are the acts of wicked men; and being compelled
 33        2, XLIX   |         these acts, to be accounted wicked rather than this man, seeing
 34        2, XLIX   |        deceivers, and of thoroughly wicked men." Observe, now, whether
 35        2, XLIX   |             that even some who lead wicked lives will perform miracles
 36        2, L      |            way: and then shall that Wicked be revealed, whom the Lord
 37        2, L      |             to Himself, but who are wicked men and sorcerers, although
 38        2, LI     |          divinity, but proceed from wicked men," for he makes things
 39        2, LI     |          wrought through sorcery by wicked demons, but those not which
 40        2, LIII   |     miracles like mine, but who are wicked men and sorcerers," some
 41        2, LIII   |     miracles like mine, but who are wicked men and sorcerers. For it
 42        2, LIII   |       divinity, but are the acts of wicked men;" so any one who disbelieves
 43        2, LIII   |       divinity, but are the acts of wicked men." And he will do the
 44        2, LIII   |             the others be accounted wicked, rather than this man, seeing
 45        2, LIII   |            consider such persons as wicked, rather than Moses, because
 46        2, LIII   |      certain deceivers, and of very wicked men." Who, then, is "himself?"
 47        2, LXXV   |         sins of the unbelievers and wicked among you, while the commencement
 48        3, VII    |        violence to any one, however wicked. For He did not deem it
 49        3, XVI    |            future punishment of the wicked and the reward of the good!"
 50        3, XXV    |            future are in no respect wicked, but exhibit a perfect pattern
 51        3, XXV    |             upon topics of the most wicked and licentious nature, and
 52        3, XXIX   |    superstitious and licentious and wicked men; for such is the character
 53        3, XXXII  |        answer that probably certain wicked demons contrived that such
 54        3, XXXV   |             divine because they are wicked demons, who have taken possession
 55        3, XLVII  |            the Gospel, as censuring wicked men, says of them that they
 56        3, LIV    |             young men to exchange a wicked life for a better? and do
 57        3, LVI    |            to which the soul of the wicked is reduced through practices
 58        3, LVIII  |            keep apart those sons of wicked parents who had been turned
 59        3, LX     |     difference between inviting the wicked to be healed, and initiating
 60        3, LXI    |            saints, do we invite the wicked man, and the thief, and
 61        3, LXII   |       written to those who have led wicked lives, and which invite
 62        3, LXIV   |          who boasted with a certain wicked self-conceit in the words, "
 63        3, LXV    |           converted from not a very wicked life, than of those who
 64        3, LXV    |          those do who have led very wicked lives, and who are prevented
 65        3, LXVIII |            upon others who have led wicked lives, is not at all to
 66        3, LXIX   |           but that many have become wicked through education, and perverse
 67        3, LXIX   |           may have been exceedingly wicked? See whether he who holds
 68        3, LXX    |           not desire to do anything wicked," admitting that He has
 69        3, LXXI   |    alleviates the sufferings of the wicked through pity for their wailings,
 70        3, LXXI   |        lightens the suffering of no wicked man who has not betaken
 71        3, LXXIV  |             speak accurately, every wicked man is "unintelligent."
 72        3, LXXIV  |         unintelligent" you mean the wicked, do you, in drawing men
 73        3, LXXIV  |        philosophy, seek to gain the wicked or the virtuous? But it
 74        3, LXXIV  |       themselves to philosophy. The wicked, then, (you try to gain;)
 75        3, LXXIV  |           to gain;) but if they are wicked, are they "unintelligent?"
 76        3, LXXV   |    irrationalism is produced in the wicked instead of punishment, but
 77        3, LXXV   |    chastisements inflicted upon the wicked by God are a kind of medicines
 78        3, LXXVI  |        worthless and sometimes most wicked character, confer any honour
 79        3, LXXVIII|            God, in order to lead on wicked men by empty hopes, and
 80        3, LXXVIII| Christianity, it is not at all the "wicked" who are won over to the
 81        3, LXXVIII|            is the act of persons of wicked mind. How can temperance
 82        3, LXXVIII|            be practised by a man of wicked mind? Nay, even the fear
 83        3, LXXIX  |             most part it is not the wicked whom the ambassadors of
 84        4, V      |            speak of changing from a wicked to a virtuous, from a dissolute
 85        4, VI     |             God, not being known by wicked men, would desire to make
 86        4, VII    |           accept may be shown to be wicked and be punished." And yet,
 87        4, XII    |             especially those of the wicked. And as custom leads men
 88        4, XIII   |             consumes as a fire. The wicked man, accordingly, is said
 89        4, XIII   |              and can prove that the wicked man literally builds up "
 90        4, XIII   |          contrary, the works of the wicked man are spoken of figuratively
 91        4, XX     |             sent from God, that the wicked might be punished, and all
 92        4, XXIII  |         send his Son to consume the wicked with fire, that the rest
 93        4, XXV    |            among Christians who are wicked, and those among the Jews
 94        4, XXV    |        proceeding, like his, from a wicked nature; or an Antiphon,
 95        4, XXV    |         Christians and Jews who are wicked, and who, in truth, are
 96        4, XXV    |           compared, more than other wicked men, to worms rolling in
 97        4, XXX    |             that He may consume the wicked, and that we other frogs
 98        4, XXX    |            of the punishment of the wicked, and of the reward of the
 99        4, XXXII  |         perceive the irrational and wicked procedure of the demons,--
100        4, XXXIV  |          against demons and certain wicked powers. And we learn the
101        4, XLV    |      regarded their conduct as very wicked; and have said that two
102        4, XLVI   |           acknowledged to have been wicked; and not clearly stating
103        4, LIX    |             dishonour those of very wicked individuals. I do not maintain
104        4, LXV    |            does not know that it is wicked to suppose that piety is
105        4, LXVI   |           which proceed from it are wicked, and there is, to speak
106        4, LXX    |        nature of evil is not wholly wicked, because that which may
107        4, LXX    |         make use of the evil of the wicked for the administration of
108        4, LXX    |       teaches us that even the very wicked will contribute to the good
109        4, LXXII  |             which are to befall the wicked: for it is as if one were
110        4, LXXXI  |        passed upon the idle and the wicked; for the drones are driven
111        4, LXXXII |           inflicted on the idle and wicked in cities. But, as I formerly
112        4, XCII   |              however, it is certain wicked demons, and, so to speak,
113        4, XCII   |            rapacious and savage and wicked of animals, and stir them
114        4, XCIII  |        examples of all that is most wicked; and that a wolf or a fox
115        4, XCIII  |           present before them), are wicked, and, as they are called
116        4, XCVI   |            pilots, although perhaps wicked men, are able to foretell
117        4, XCVII  |          who are truly wise, for no wicked man is so. He speaks, accordingly,
118        4, XCIX   |      although it should become more wicked, owing to the sin of the
119        5, V      |             which is applied not to wicked demons, or to statues, or
120        5, V      |             always applied to those wicked powers, freed from the encumbrance
121        5, XV     | intermingling in them of a flood of wicked matter proceeding from their
122        5, XXIX   |      Moreover, the nations in their wicked conspiracy being confounded,
123        5, XXXVI  |        religious, or at least not a wicked act. He adduces, indeed,
124        5, XXXIX  |         evil, and to turn away from wicked works, and to reverence
125        5, XLII   |          which proceeds rather from wicked demons than from anything
126        5, LII    |     together, and that these became wicked, and were cast under the
127        6, XI     |            to persecution. For that wicked demon who was conspiring
128        6, XII    |         with regard to the class of wicked and unjust persons, which
129        6, XII    |       moderate individuals, and not wicked. I have accordingly said
130        6, XVI    |              many of whom lead most wicked byes. But on this point
131        6, XLIII  |             mention is made of this wicked one, and of his having fallen
132        6, XLIII  |           and did not withstand his wicked deeds, nor struggle against
133        6, XLIV   |          and from His word, by this wicked demon.~
134        6, XLV    |            be termed the son of the wicked demon, and of Satan, and
135        6, XLVI   |            way. And then shall that Wicked be revealed, whom the Lord
136        6, LII    |           do we assert that certain wicked devices directed against
137        6, LII    |            he pass without notice a wicked creator who was counter-working
138        6, LV     |           which informs us that the wicked are to be punished for their
139        6, LV     |    Scripture (generally) blames the wicked and approves of the righteous,
140        6, LVIII  |           men become ungrateful and wicked; and finds fault with his
141        6, LXXXI  |             sending His Son amongst wicked men, who were both to be
142        6, LXXXI  |             sending His Son amongst wicked and sinful men, who were
143        7, III    |         hand, they may be traced to wicked demons--to spirits which
144        7, VII    |  faithfulness in the reproof of the wicked, that "they were stoned;
145        7, XII    |      attribute to God that which is wicked, shameful, or impure; and
146        7, XIV    |          would utter predictions so wicked and impious. We need not
147        7, XVII   |           it involves that which is wicked and impious,"--namely, that
148        7, XIX    |          morning will I destroy the wicked of the land; that I may
149        7, XXII   |          morning will I destroy the wicked of the land, that I may
150        7, XXII   |        flesh, which are called "the wicked of the land," and drives
151        7, XXIV   |          soul, but the belly of the wicked shall want." For we must
152        7, LXVIII |        declares that it is not only wicked men who are transgressors,
153        7, LXVIII |             transgressors, but also wicked demons and wicked angels.~
154        7, LXVIII |          but also wicked demons and wicked angels.~
155        7, LXIX   |           not we alone who speak of wicked demons, but almost all who
156        7, LXIX   |            demons, some of them are wicked; and these, instead of keeping
157        7, LXX    |           all things, has appointed wicked demons for certain employments,
158        8, VIII   |             if by injury he means a wicked impulse or an evil habit,
159        8, X      |          and that these are all the wicked who have no desire to give
160        8, XV     |         their will, there are still wicked beings--not only men, but
161        8, XIX    |           Christ. When He knew that wicked men might aim at the destruction
162        8, XXV    |              for all are said to be wicked. We do not therefore hesitate
163        8, XXVI   |          propitiate beings that are wicked and that seek the injury
164        8, XXVI   |           or else the enactments of wicked men; and these we must not
165        8, XXVI   |             wish us to follow their wicked lives, and who give us their
166        8, XXXIV  |            exercise power among the wicked, as a punishment of their
167        8, XXXVI  |             they show that they are wicked, and that they have received
168        8, XL     |           and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon him." If any
169        8, XLI    |           is to be reviled, however wicked he may be.~
170        8, XLIII  |   persecuting them, are filled with wicked demons.~
171        8, XLIV   |             destroy the army of the wicked one. And as the demons perceive
172        8, XLVIII |          and the punishments of the wicked. Let Celsus then, or any
173        8, LI     |             punishment awaiting the wicked, he must see that, if a
174        8, LI     |           shall be blessed, and the wicked shall suffer eternal punishments,"
175        8, LII    |            of the punishment of the wicked, and to induce even those
176        8, LII    |           shall be inflicted on the wicked, and rewards shall be bestowed
177        8, LII    |          higher state, and that the wicked shall be delivered over
178        8, LXI    |        probable that they, as being wicked creatures, and, as Celsus
179        8, LXII   |        brought down to the level of wicked demons. If Celsus had carefully
180        8, LXV    |          die sooner than swear by a wicked and treacherous demon, that