Chapter

 1 1 |          turn. On repentance for evil deeds, on the contrary,
 2 2 |        as its debtor, just as an evil has too; for a judge is
 3 2 |          Further, no deed but an evil one deserves to be called
 4 3 |      good, of course nothing but evil would be displeasing to
 5 3 |           as you do not carry an evil thing through, you ought
 6 3 |   because you have either willed evil, or else have not fulfilled
 7 5 | understanding of things good and evil, often an affront to his
 8 5 |   exultation to him; so that the Evil One, with his prey recovered,
 9 6 |        whom it displeases, to be evil? he who is bidden, or he
10 10|          exomologesis:" yes, for evil does bring to misery; but