Chapter

 1 VIII   |      her own body, and that the wicked, who received his good things
 2 IX     |        drink, which justify the wicked for reward, and take justice
 3 IX     |         bring distress upon the wicked, and they shall walk like
 4 X      |           Wherefore out of this wicked and faithless generation
 5 XI     |        seven other spirits more wicked than himself; and they enter
 6 XIX    |      appear to be less, such as wicked thoughts, unseemly words
 7 XIX    |         For he saith, `When the wicked cometh to the depth of evil
 8 XXI    |        torment in store for the wicked; the fire that is not quenched,
 9 XXI    |       thou hast brought me, the wicked and rebellious servant,
10 XXIV   |      and shalt bitterly rue thy wicked counsels, and bitterly regret
11 XXVII  |        many like them, and many wicked tales more shameful still,
12 XXVIII |       door of repentance to his wicked and rebellious servant,
13 XXX    |         he called up one of his wicked spirits and sent him forth,
14 XXX    |       to him other spirits more wicked than himself, entered the
15 XXX    |       the Gehenna wherewith the wicked are threatened; all this,
16 XXX    |     device, he that is for ever wicked, and never stinteth to contrive
17 XXXII  | weakness and deadliness of your wicked doctrines. Because your
18 XXXII  |     that trust in him from this wicked and deadly error, and taught
19 XXXII  |       For the wickedness of the wicked shall not hurt him in the
20 XXXIV  |         from the vain deceit of wicked devils, and bring him unto
21 XXXIV  |        torment in store for the wicked, the unquenchable fire,
22 XXXVII |   against mankind, and art ever wicked, and never stintest to do
23 XXXVIII| tyrannized over sleep as over a wicked servant. And, in brief,
24 XXXIX  |      many-meshed nets which the wicked one spreadeth abroad for