Chapter

 1 II    |     by irrational impulse or evil rumours which have long
 2 II    |    for us, we reckon that no evil can be done us, unless we
 3 IV    |      decided, either good or evil, apart from the actions
 4 V     |    and to the instigation of evil demons, you punish us without
 5 V     |   spoken; since of old these evil demons, effecting apparitions
 6 XII   | these things are prompted by evil spirits, who demand sacrifices
 7 XVI   |   from shame and the love of evil. And this indeed is proved
 8 XVI   |    more than these cometh of evil." And that we ought to worship
 9 XXVIII|  things are reckoned good or evil. And this is the greatest
10 XLIII |      be good, and this other evil, neither is the former meritorious
11 XLIII |   have the power of avoiding evil and choosing good by free
12 XLIII |  thus make fate the cause of evil, and exhibit her as acting
13 XLIII |    are only reckoned good or evil by opinion; which, as the
14 XLIII |    this end; nor, if he were evil, would he be worthy of punishment,
15 XLIII |     of punishment, not being evil of himself, but being able
16 XLIV  | before thy face are good and evil: choose the good." And again,
17 LVI   |  STILL MISLEAD MEN. ~But the evil spirits were not satisfied
18 LXI   |      you clean; put away the evil of your doings from your