Book, Chapter

1       I, II  |      evil, in order that their good fortune might profit them
2      II, I   |     not holding fast the whole good, easily mingle with evil
3      II, III |   alone, and glory in a bodily good? "Let whoever finds pleasure
4      II, V   | seeking to persuade you of the good of squalor and slovenliness;
5      II, VII |     loose and flying; not with good simplicity: beside which,
6      II, VII |    these (decorations) are now good, and of God, they will then
7      II, XIII|       world are these ---- our good works. What is good, moreover,
8      II, XIII|        our good works. What is good, moreover, provided it be