Chapter
1 II | eyes to discern good from evil. Thereupon I perceived and
2 IV | befitting medicines, that so the evil spread no further." The
3 IV | found thine old course evil." The authors of this villainous
4 V | and from a body full of evil humours." The young prince
5 VII | the knowledge of good and evil, thus saying, 'In the day
6 VII | himself no trace of natural evil from his Maker's hand but
7 VII | turned aside from good to evil, and was stirred up by madness
8 VII | angels under him, who were evil of choice, and chose in
9 VII | the good, and assume an evil nature; and he conceived
10 VII | Others worshipped many evil deities subject to many
11 VIII | purification of all defilements of evil that come after. For thus
12 VIII | and they that have done evil unto the resurrection of
13 VIII | But they that have done evil, and all the ungodly and
14 IX | and they that have done evil unto the resurrection of
15 IX | and likewise Lazarus his evil things, but now he is comforted,
16 IX | Wo unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that
17 IX | call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light,
18 X | coming or the assaults of evil spirits, but shalt go thy
19 XI | from all sin, and every evil affection, and build upon
20 XI | maketh his sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sendeth
21 XII | being destitute, afflicted, evil entreated, wandering in
22 XIV | fear of those mutinous and evil citizens, could count himself
23 XIV | Then, then at last do those evil and cruel citizens of darkness,
24 XIV | subjected themselves, choosing evil instead of good, and pursuing
25 XIV | shall be cast they who by evil deeds have deserved it,
26 XVI | free choice inclined to evil." ~"Would God," said Ioasaph, "
27 XVI | understand and know the dire evil in which he is held, and
28 XVIII | I verily be unto them an evil angel, which heaven forfend! ~"
29 XIX | true being or kingdom of evil, nor suppose that it is
30 XIX | purpose, whether it be good or evil. Beside this, acknowledge
31 XIX | away bees, so, we learn, do evil imaginations drive out of
32 XIX | on no account suffer any evil habit to master thee; but,
33 XIX | is yet young, pluck the evil root out of thine heart,
34 XIX | thoughts, unseemly words and evil communications, fail to
35 XIX | wicked cometh to the depth of evil things, he thinketh light
36 XIX | that hath been buried in evil habits, doth not even perceive
37 XIX | sins, to which she hath by evil custom enslaved herself. ~"
38 XIX | remove thyself far from every evil thought and fancy, and every
39 XIX | of the soul. For if the evil affections, not being natural
40 XX | cleansed mirrour from every evil thought, and banish far
41 XX | afar out of thy mind every evil wish, and sealing thy soul
42 XX | no stumbling block of the evil one come nigh thee, but
43 XXI | mountain, a prey for every evil beast, and folded me amongst
44 XXII | me not to walk after the evil will of the flesh, but teach
45 XXII | lord thy son. There came an evil man and a sorcerer, and
46 XXII | monks like so many dogs, or evil beasts that plague mankind.
47 XXIV | freed from the bondage of evil devils, and to be reclaimed
48 XXIV | of this world, I mean the evil one, the devil, and become
49 XXV | that I willingly prefer the evil to the profitable, and choose
50 XXVI | was dragged back by his evil habit and passions, which,
51 XXVII | according to their own evil passions; that, having these
52 XXVII | encourage good and forbid evil; whereas the deeds of their
53 XXVIII | thee how to turn from the evil and slippery road which
54 XXVIII | texts of the Scriptures. But evil habit and the insolence
55 XXVIII | hardly to be torn from his evil ways, being completely in
56 XXVIII | were with the bridle of evil habit. ~While the king was
57 XXIX | and made known to him the evil opinion of their gods which
58 XXIX | truth, invoking many of his evil spirits, who knew how to
59 XXIX | how to lend ready aid for evil ends, and whom he alway
60 XXIX | dregs, by the help of the evil spirits his comrades he
61 XXIX | an attentive ear to the evil one, and learning from him
62 XXIX | from him the secret of his evil and deadly counsel, became
63 XXIX | device and suggestion of the evil one. "Remove, O king," said
64 XXX | Theudas went home to his evil den, and, dipping into his
65 XXX | troop under him. So the evil spirit, taking to him other
66 XXX | furnace of his flesh. The evil one plied the bellows from
67 XXX | uncomely of soul, supplied the evil fuel from without. ~But
68 XXX | disturbed to feel the touch of evil, and to see the warlike
69 XXX | his breast, driving out evil thoughts, as good-for-nothing
70 XXX | him from above, and the evil thoughts withdrew, and he
71 XXX | sow therein the seeds of evil thoughts, and befoul the
72 XXX | understanding of her mind; for the evil one easily pursueth all
73 XXX | for wickedness. Then the evil spirit attacked the king'
74 XXX | such-like words, immediately the evil spirit whispered to the
75 XXX | tongue and mouth-piece of the evil one: "If, sir, thou takest
76 XXX | Then the sower of these evil tares, and enemy of the
77 XXX | straightway called to the evil spirits that were with him,
78 XXX | good and in terror of the evil, he lay on his bed utterly
79 XXXI | his own palace. But the evil spirits, that had been sent
80 XXXI | their defeat, upon their evil countenance. Said Theudas, "
81 XXXI | stripling?" Then did the evil spirits, constrained, to
82 XXXI | more." Thus, then, did the evil spirits plainly make known
83 XXXI | find some escape from this evil." ~Then did Theudas ask
84 XXXI | Likewise lovers of all other evil things set up idols of their
85 XXXI | worship than thy gods of many evil passions, of shameful names
86 XXXI | in this life they endure evil, yet shall they reap the
87 XXXII | that hast been taught to do evil. Thou fool and blind, why
88 XXXII | its succour, thou that art evil wouldst have found occasion
89 XXXII | working of the prince of evil, the devil, and treated
90 XXXII | arrived at this pinnacle of evil, they, being darkened, set
91 XXXII | accept me, if I forsake my evil deeds and turn to him?" "
92 XXXII | Turn ye, turn ye from your evil way. And why will ye die,
93 XXXII | you clean; put away the evil of your doings from before
94 XXXII | before mine eyes; cease to do evil: learn to do well. Come
95 XXXII | immediately and gat him to his evil den, and took his magical
96 XXXII | were the beginnings of all evil, and the store-houses of
97 XXXIII | him who redeemed us from evil servitude by his own precious
98 XXXIV | more brightly for us. Much evil did we do unto thee, and
99 XXXIV | son triumphed over those evil spirits that had lorded
100 XXXV | they in their zeal. And the evil spirits that dwelt in those
101 XXXV | disease, and every assault of evil spirits was driven far from
102 XXXV | life, and repented of his evil deeds, handed over to his
103 XXXV | calling to remembrance the evil that he had wrought. But
104 XXXVII | in mind, he laughed the evil one to scorn, and said, "
105 XXXVIII| temptations and assaults of the evil spirits that he encountered,
106 XXXVIII| the invisible spirits of evil. From that time forward
107 XXXIX | soldier. And, even if the evil one stir in thee thoughts
108 XL | thy means, turned from his evil way unto the Lord, and was
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