Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |        false witnesses, hand, while wickedness remains in the world, is
 2        1, I      |           Scythians would regard as wickedness, enter into associations
 3        1, IV     |             to Moses, and which the wickedness of the worshippers of the
 4        1, IV     |          pieces, as if the flood of wickedness, so to speak, had swept
 5        1, VI     |          but if He is not guilty of wickedness in doing such things, neither
 6        1, IX     |             washed away the mire of wickedness in which they formerly wallowed,
 7        1, XVIII  |          which to harden him in his wickedness; and observe that your series
 8        1, XXVI   |    delivering souls from a flood of wickedness, and excesses, and acts
 9        1, XXIX   |    punishments that are to overtake wickedness, and the rewards that are
10        1, XXXII  |            so many from the mass of wickedness in the world, to a birth
11        1, XXXIII |       teacher of licentiousness and wickedness, and other evils; and not
12        1, LXI    |          not to be wondered at. For wickedness is in a certain sense blind,
13        1, LXI    |          passions on account of his wickedness, and being instigated by
14        1, LXIV   |         restraint, and the flood of wickedness checked, and savage manners
15        2, VIII   |            men from the practice of wickedness. He says, moreover, that
16        2, VIII   |     righteousness, be guilty of any wickedness?" For as these inconsistencies
17        2, XII    |             Aristotle was guilty of wickedness and ingratitude towards
18        2, XVIII  |            the traitor, He knew the wickedness in which the treason originated,
19        2, XVIII  |        treason originated, and this wickedness was by no means taken away
20        2, XX     |       drinking, to such a degree of wickedness, that they became impious
21        2, XX     |        deserving, on account of his wickedness, of the imprecations contained
22        2, XXIV   |     malignant spirit, and "who talk wickedness with lofty head." For they
23        2, XXIV   |          those who live amid public wickedness, and who work wickedly,
24        2, XXXIX  |       perceiving to what a depth of wickedness he had fallen, "went out
25        2, XLIV   |          men, and from the flood of wickedness (in the world). But since
26        2, XLVIII |           serpents and scorpions of wickedness, and generally upon all
27        2, LI     |     recorded to have performed? For wickedness and sorcery would not have
28        3, XLII   |        impure, is so because of its wickedness. Now the nature of body
29        3, LV     |        corrupt, and far advanced in wickedness, and such as would inflict
30        3, LVI    |      carefully incite young boys to wickedness, and women to forsake their
31        3, LXII   |           himself on account of his wickedness, but that He will not receive
32        3, LXII   |             from the beginning. For wickedness must necessarily first exist
33        3, LXII   |           himself on account of his wickedness in order to his being accepted
34        3, LXV    |            and, as it were, dyed in wickedness, and possessing no longer
35        3, LXVIII |      regularity, and from a life of wickedness to a better, and from a
36        3, LXIX   |     surrounding influences, so that wickedness has been naturalized in
37        3, LXX    |       neither is God able to commit wickedness, for the power of doing
38        3, LXX    |            things is able to commit wickedness from being inclined to wickedness
39        3, LXX    |   wickedness from being inclined to wickedness by nature, it does so from
40        3, LXXI   | transformation from a life of great wickedness. For virtue, taking up her
41        3, LXXI   |          persons, and expelling the wickedness which had previous possession
42        3, LXXI   |            and destroy the flood of wickedness, so that it almost ceases
43        3, LXXVIII|          him who prefers to live in wickedness.~
44        3, LXXIX  |            superstition rather than wickedness which appears in the multitude
45        4, III    |     removing at once the (inherent) wickedness, and implanting virtue (
46        4, V      |           him who is overwhelmed in wickedness, is abandoned by God, while
47        4, XII    |             extensive prevalence of wickedness, and its (consequent) removal
48        4, XIII   |             we assert that they are wickedness, and the works which result
49        4, XIII   |          save all that results from wickedness? Therefore our God is a "
50        4, XIII   |             filled with the lead of wickedness, and to free it from the
51        4, XV     |          incapable of admitting any wickedness. But if the immortal God--
52        4, XX     |         life, being filled with all wickedness, needed one sent from God,
53        4, XX     |             the prevailing flood of wickedness, to purify the world, and
54        4, XX     |           God that the diffusion of wickedness should not cease, and all
55        4, XXV    |           nations who are guilty of wickedness?--seeing, in this respect,
56        4, XXV    |   Demosthenes, yet, if stained with wickedness like his, and guilty of
57        4, XXVII  |    communion pure from all evil and wickedness of life. If a man, then,
58        4, LXIII  |              owing to the spread of wickedness, have made their appearance
59        4, LXIV   |             had become stained with wickedness, and when this increased
60        4, LXIV   |           of purification, when the wickedness that is in it has become
61        4, LXIX   |           beforehand that He sweeps wickedness away, so as to contribute
62        4, LXIX   |      labouring under the disease of wickedness, and upon a whole world,
63        4, LXX    |            of wrongdoing, as if his wickedness were profitable to the world,
64        4, XCII   |            between them in point of wickedness; and yet it is not wickedness,
65        4, XCII   |       wickedness; and yet it is not wickedness, but something like wickedness,
66        4, XCII   |      wickedness, but something like wickedness, which exist in these animals.~
67        4, XCIII  |        moreover, to what a pitch of wickedness the demons proceed, so that
68        4, XCVI   |             are still in a state of wickedness, however great their progress
69        5, XIV    |              in accordance with the wickedness of your own heart) you desired
70        5, XXIII  |             if any one asserts that wickedness is contrary to nature, while
71        5, XXIII  |            either what springs from wickedness or from an irrational principle,--
72        5, XXIV   |            if man, agreeably to the wickedness of his nature, should desire
73        5, LIV    |            who fell into a state of wickedness."~
74        5, LV     |            depart from the flood of wickedness. Then, mixing up and confusing
75        6, XXVI   |          their soul the elements of wickedness, which in a certain place
76        6, XXVI   |         plunging into any degree of wickedness, and into the flood of evils
77        6, XXXI   |             is termed the "fence of wickedness,"-gates which are subjected
78        6, XLIII  |           part, on account of their wickedness, being opposed to those
79        6, XLIII  |            his, on account of their wickedness? And besides all these instances,
80        6, XLIV   |             even those who in their wickedness have apostatized from Him,
81        6, XLIV   |      apostatized from Him, to place wickedness of this sort in some part
82        6, XLIV   |            gold in the fire, by the wickedness of these, and having exerted
83        6, LIII   |      account of the ingratitude and wickedness of men? He finds fault,
84        6, LV     |           maintain that "evil," or "wickedness," and the actions which
85        6, LV     |   proportion to the amount of their wickedness, while those who have lived
86        6, LVIII  |           LORD God, seeing that the wickedness of men upon the earth was
87        6, LXXII  |           consumes, viz., sins, and wickedness. For it becomes a God of
88        7, V      |             or by their own natural wickedness? Are we not compelled by
89        7, XIII   |           God the gall of their own wickedness, and the vinegar of their
90        8, XI     |         Giants and Titans, in their wickedness wish to contend with God
91        8, XXVI   |       nature, the purposes, and the wickedness of demons, can never wish
92        8, XXX    |           abstain from all race and wickedness: we are indeed to abstain
93        8, XXXI   |          have plunged headlong into wickedness, or for the trial and discipline
94        8, XXXI   |           minded, yet conceal their wickedness, when they have their true
95        8, XXXIV  |            as a punishment of their wickedness. But they have no power
96        8, XXXIV  |            world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."~
97        8, XL     |          shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon
98        8, XLVII  |            and were for their great wickedness cast off by Him, must evidently