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 1 6 |     without fear, for new seeds of evil are sown, and as it were
 2 6 |            a yet graver peril from evil teaching, which is of such
 3 9 |          the Church. Thus will the evil alone be cured, by changing
 4 10|    strongly We are deterred by the evil disposition of~nature and
 5 10|        birth is destroyed, but the evil and tortuous roots of sin,
 6 10| concupiscence or an inclination to evil, which, being left to be
 7 10|          who, by putting to flight evil passions, has gained so
 8 10|            man should restrain his evil desires, and still more
 9 11|       grief, that free-thought and evil example have so evil an
10 11|           and evil example have so evil an influence in enervating
11 11|         lest we should be led into evil, we are commanded to seek
12 12|       children. "If you then being evil, know how to give good gifts
13 14|            long continuance of the evil. The impartial and unchangeable
14 14|           here to consider how far evil deeds may prosper, not whether