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 1   1, 35|      holden in the darkness of vice. But He, the Maker of the
 2   1, 47|    discourses about virtue and vice; and, as to philosophy,
 3   1, 75|     thus) reduced in itself to vice—the corruptible body too
 4   2, 1 | corrupted to the last stage of vice, and (immersed) in the depth
 5   2, 14|        and corrupting paths of vice, being persevered in there,
 6   2, 82|        where became subject to vice upon vice!—For, the lives
 7   2, 82|    became subject to vice upon vice!—For, the lives of men are
 8   2, 86|     these grievous diseases of vice therefore, He took vengeance
 9   2, 94|    driven to the last stage of vice, pure by words (only), inviting (
10   3, 63|       of the turning away from vice and ungodliness. Nor was
11   5, 7 |     and repel from them, every vice, because of the punishments
12   5, 8 |        with the things of this vice, Like to what men does he
13   5, 13|   exulted in their change from vice to virtue. Since11 therefore,
14   5, 21|      root, the germ of (every) vice; (and,) that they should
15   5, 23|      and if there be any other vice that can be named. Now,
16   5, 23|     been) the Teacher of every vice, and iniquity; and that
17   5, 23|        others still worse. For vice previously ensnares, and
18   5, 24|     then, is this agreement in vice to be discovered in the
19   5, 24| inculcating) flight from every vice ? Whence also, the knowledge
20   5, 24|  respect to the man who taught vice and bitterness, -- as it
21   5, 25|        from Him, except indeed vice, and the leading astray
22   5, 25|      less for one convicted of vice. How then, could the Disciples
23   5, 25|       in  ./. themselves every vice that was hateful, -- have
24   5, 28|       that which is opposed to vice. On this account we say,
25   5, 34|      precepts, but of those of vice, fraud, and of every sort
26   5, 43|        from every suspicion of vice, who concealed nothing of