Chapter

 1 2 |       as the prime authors of evil, the parents of impious
 2 2 |       human life that seed of evil and ruin--the mysteries.
 3 2 |       Hercules the averter of evil, and Asclepius the healer.
 4 10|   abandon that usage which is evil, and provocative of passion,
 5 10| punishment. For the author of evil, torment has been prepared;
 6 10|      bestows life freely; but evil custom, after our departure
 7 10|     of the rightful King--the evil one instead of the good?
 8 10|       and attaches himself to evil? What, then, is he who flees
 9 10|      part, God instead of the evil one, and prefer wisdom to
10 10|        enslaved as you are to evil custom, and, clinging to
11 10|  phantasies, and bid adieu to evil custom, say to vain opinion:--~"
12 10|  ineffable; and His hatred of evil is inconceivable. His anger
13 10|      other inflictions of the evil one; for the one deprives
14 11|       and charms, to ward off evil forsooth; and will you not
15 11|   with these, let us face the evil one; "the fiery darts of
16 11|        the fiery darts of the evil one" let us quench with