Book, Chapter

1        I, XXVII|         to delight, or, what is worse, consented to sin. For all
2       II, XV   |       thus his latter state was worse than the former; so that,
3       IV, XXV  | defilement, nay, they committed worse sins; and when they said "
4       IV, XXXI |        approached, became still worse, so that when day returned,
5       IV, XXXII|       but rather, it grew daily worse, on a sudden, through the
6        V, III  |    while the wounded arm became worse, and so much swollen, that
7        V, XXIV |  translated from the Greek, and worse amended by some ignorant