Book, Chapter

 1 II, 12 |    from all base pleasure and wicked lust.~
 2 II, 28 | become the author of sin, the wicked demon, who also is called
 3 II, 36 |     of the punishments of the wicked.~
 4 II, 37 |    themselves and against the wicked, declaring that they shall
 5 II, 37 |    will suddenly overtake the wicked,--this, too, AEschylus declared,
 6 II, 37 |       Euripides again:--~"The wicked and proud man's prosperity~
 7 II, 38 |     and shall consume all the wicked." And Isaiah: "For the wrath
 8 III, 7 |   tend.~'Tis not, as vain and wicked men have said,~By an unbridled
 9 III, 7 |     things onward hurled.~The wicked blinds himself with this
10 III, 7 |       live;~And Providence to wicked men will give~Only the just
11 III, 7 |  designation the surpassingly wicked and the excellent; we therefore
12 III, 8 |   said they committed grossly wicked deeds. And, first, of Jove
13 III, 8 |   poets euphoniously sing the wicked actions. And Chrysippus,
14 III, 9 |    thou shalt not justify the wicked; and thou shalt not take
15 III, 11|       they persisted in their wicked deeds, He forewarned them
16 III, 11|     while He is near: let the wicked forsake his ways, and the
17 III, 11|        Ezekiel, says: "If the wicked will turn from all his sins
18 III, 11|     but that he turn from his wicked way, and live." Again Isaiah: "
19 III, 11| Isaiah: "Ye who take deep and wicked counsel, turn ye, that ye