Chapter

 1 2 |      itself is reckoned either good or bad; names appear bad
 2 2 |       bad; names appear bad or good according as the actions
 3 2 |     underlying them are bad or good. You, however, have yourselves
 4 2 |     deemed by the judge either good or bad on account of his
 5 11|       rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the just
 6 11| rehearse speeches, but exhibit good works; when struck, they
 7 12|  quantity whether the whole is good.~
 8 23|    separated souls of men, the good being the good souls, and
 9 23|        men, the good being the good souls, and the bad the worthless.
10 23|  simplicity of His nature, the good that flows forth from Him
11 24|       of God), but that to the good that is in God, which belongs
12 24|      ether dark blue),--to the good that is in God, I say, the
13 24|    would not either honour the good or punish the bad, unless
14 25|     management contrary to the good that is in God:--~"Ofttimes
15 26|       But God, being perfectly good, is eternally doing good.
16 26|       good, is eternally doing good. That, moreover, those who
17 26|   Proteus, and Alexander, what good are they to the sick? For
18 31|       for with God we stand in good repute. Nevertheless, I
19 34|       is incumbent on us to be good and patient of evil.~