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1 Syn, 4 |    committed in the pursuit of good and evil, but of that sort
2   I, 9 |        is said to be supremely good. If, however, it were repugnant
3   I, 12|      Deity, who is sovereignly good and the fountain of truth,
4  IV, 8 | clearly knew what was true and good, I should never have any
5  IV, 9 |      true, and evil instead of good. ~
6  IV, 15|       acts are wholly true and good, in so far as they depend
7  IV, 16|                16. I have even good reason to remain satisfied
8  VI, 17|    stimulated to drink for its good by a similar cause; and
9  VI, 17|        idea I have of a man in good health and a well made clock;