Book, Chapter

 1   II, 1 |        this notion drives many to vicious pursuits. For while they
 2  III, 15|         when the action itself is vicious; because acts are seen,
 3    V, 12|          that good man as wicked, vicious, and execrable, but should
 4    V, 23|        that he despises frail and vicious pleasures, for the sake
 5    V, 23|           permits the corrupt and vicious to live in luxury and delicacy,
 6   VI, 5 | censurable, a depraved will and a vicious mind, which ignorance cannot
 7   VI, 15|     because they generally become vicious if they are in excess, can
 8   VI, 15|           because they thought it vicious, so it was befitting that
 9   VI, 15|      because they thought it also vicious. From which it appears that
10   VI, 16|           For nothing can be born vicious; but if we make a bad use
11   VI, 16|          is a case in which it is vicious not only to rejoice moderately,
12   VI, 20|          of which, since they are vicious and deadly, ought to be
13  VII, 1 |           this, that depraved and vicious minds, since the acuteness
14  VII, 9 |           inasmuch as it despises vicious and shameful pleasures,