Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |  virtue into the extremity of evil doing, much more will God
 2  I, 2 |  abyss of wickedness. And the Evil One knowing this, when he
 3  I, 2 |       by the consciousness of evil deeds, steps in himself
 4  I, 3 |    great? On this account the Evil One uses all kinds of devices
 5  I, 4 |     he had kindled by so many evil doings; but since the Divine
 6  I, 6 |    face? I will not bring the evil upon him in his own days,
 7  I, 7 |      extremity, so to say, of evil, he the rich and free and
 8  I, 8 |        let us not continue in evil, nor despair of reconciliation,
 9  I, 9 |     here indeed both good and evil things have an end, and
10  I, 10|     themselves to everlasting evil. And lest we should suffer
11  I, 12|      itself? For how great an evil this is cannot possibly
12  I, 15|   that they turned from their evil ways, and God repented of
13  I, 15|       and God repented of the evil which He said He would do
14  I, 15|    those who had vehemence in evil things, will also in turn
15  I, 16|   ourselves not only has this evil that it shuts the gates
16  I, 17|      a little loophole to the evil one, through some Satanic
17  I, 17|     drive him into some great evil, suffered him to have his
18  I, 18|  being still held down by the evil of despair; but just as
19  I, 19|   contempt proclaim their own evil deeds with much effrontery,
20  I, 19|     works, and takes only the evil with him, it is impossible
21  I, 19|      struck there between the evil deeds and those which are
22  I, 19|     arising from the doing of evil deeds is not so strong as
23  I, 19|    foremost place; but if the evil deeds exceed, they carry
24 II, 1 |    wilt crush the head of the Evil One himself; nor let it
25 II, 1 |      eye, the keen eye of the Evil One perceived the excellence
26 II, 1 |    These things irritated the Evil One, these things stirred
27 II, 2 |       Thou seest how great an evil it is not to master pleasure,
28 II, 3 |     for the struggle with the Evil One; I know that thou art
29 II, 3 |       betray thee, should the Evil One bring countless engines
30 II, 5 | children and slaves? It is an evil thing to wed a very poor
31 II, 5 | pieces the sharp sword of the Evil One, by means of which he