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  1     Int, Arg    |          them, and how He turned evil into good, as is seen from
  2    Pref         |        humility: "he thought the evil spirit might have something
  3    Pref         |      that she "was deluded by an evil spirit," and recommended
  4    Pref         | exorcised as one possessed of an evil spirit,55 and at a later
  5    Pref         |        of a good and those of an evil spirit is more difficult.
  6    Pref         |   certain that they come from an evil spirit; indeed, I was filled
  7    Life, II     |      almost none at all; and the evil I learned did me much harm.
  8    Life, II     |          given to them. I had no evil intention, because I never
  9    Life, II     |    natural inclinations are unto evil rather than unto good.~4.
 10    Life, II     |       nothing; and learned every evil from a relative who was
 11    Life, II     |     house, as if she foresaw the evil I should learn from her;
 12    Life, II     |         then, I am amazed at the evil one bad companion can do,
 13    Life, II     |       young: then is it that the evil must be greatest. Oh, that
 14    Life, II     |       found ready enough for all evil. If any one of these had
 15    Life, II     |       was never inclined to much evil,—for I hated naturally
 16    Life, II     |       all things. O my God, what evil is done in the world by
 17    Life, IV     |        almost twenty years of my evil using of Thy graces, till
 18    Life, IV     |         they do in me, who by my evil deeds have shrouded in darkness
 19    Life, IV     |       them meritorious. As to my evil deeds and my sins, He hid
 20    Life, V      |           that they may avoid an evil so great; for I see clearly
 21    Life, V      |         did I ever attempt to do evil; nor, if I had the power,
 22    Life, V      |        why should we not receive evil things?"122 This seemed
 23    Life, V      |     ignorance on his part—what evil it might have done me!~18.
 24    Life, VI     |      have been the cause of much evil; though not with intentions
 25    Life, VI     |       great debt I owed Him, the evil return I made: I could not
 26    Life, VI     |          of grace. But the whole evil lay in my not thoroughly
 27    Life, VI     |      good intentions. I had this evil in me, that if our Lord
 28    Life, VII    |          that it would be a very evil deed on my part, wicked
 29    Life, VII    |         well done! In truth, the evil I did was not the result
 30    Life, VII    |         be wicked at home, their evil life can be hidden only
 31    Life, VII    |         was the occasion of much evil, not thinking I was doing
 32    Life, VII    |        was; and our Lord hid the evil, and revealed some little
 33    Life, VII    |        strong.~32. It is a great evil for a soul to be alone in
 34    Life, VIII   |          have been few, while my evil days were many. Still, the
 35    Life, VIII   |          against the assaults of evil spirits, whose power Thou
 36    Life, VIII   |       was so irresistible, or my evil habits were so strong, that
 37    Life, VIII   |          it was by prayer all my evil was corrected—why should
 38    Life, IX     |         So keenly did I feel the evil return I had made for those
 39    Life, XI     |       Let him make no account of evil thoughts, but remember that
 40    Life, XI     |        because it has to keep so evil a guest as the body.~24.
 41    Life, XII    |         We Can Ourselves Do. The Evil of Desiring to Attain to
 42    Life, XIII   |       them not to regard that as evil which was really so in itself,
 43    Life, XIII   |         so far as he can, to the evil he aims at; how slight soever
 44    Life, XIII   |           how slight soever that evil may be, his gain must be
 45    Life, XIII   |         gain have been, when the evil I did was so very great!
 46    Life, XIII   |   immediately seek to remedy the evil. This so disturbs them,
 47    Life, XIII   |        cannot pray. The greatest evil of all is their thinking
 48    Life, XIII   |          do all this without any evil purpose, thinking that he
 49    Life, XIII   |        devil. I believe that the evil spirits are exceedingly
 50    Life, XIII   |        think it would be a great evil for any one to lose so great
 51    Life, XV     |     blindness occasioned by much evil.~5. Therefore, for the love
 52    Life, XIX    |         and does not correct his evil ways; but if he does not
 53    Life, XIX    |          that I was always doing evil, labouring to make void
 54    Life, XIX    |          I was very powerful for evil. Thus it was that they were
 55    Life, XIX    |   perceive these truths, and the evil nature of the way I was
 56    Life, XIX    |  fortnight, and be less given to evil; I began to be converted,
 57    Life, XIX    |           nor is it aware of the evil which trusting to itself
 58    Life, XIX    |        greater than  ./. all the evil we can do. When we, acknowledging
 59    Life, XXII   |        for my soul was in a very evil plight, till our Lord enlightened
 60    Life, XXII   |        this way? O Lord, what an evil way I took! and I was going
 61    Life, XXIII  |        the  ./. petty ways of an evil habit,—I could not convince
 62    Life, XXIII  |        blessing, or a very great evil; for I understood perfectly
 63    Life, XXIII  |     afraid—he thought that the evil spirit might have something
 64    Life, XXIII  |    weakness is great,—and much evil may be the result of telling
 65    Life, XXIII  |        both, I was deluded by an evil spirit; that the best thing
 66    Life, XXIII  |         and to write out all the evil and all the good: a history
 67    Life, XXIII  |        saw I had written so much evil, and scarcely anything that
 68    Life, XXIV   |    thought that would be a great evil, and that they would lose
 69    Life, XXV    |         those which come from an evil spirit; and, further, how
 70    Life, XXV    |     effects behind, but do leave evil effects. This has happened
 71    Life, XXV    |          in the soul after these evil locutions, there is also
 72    Life, XXV    |          Satan are good, and not evil. I am thinking whether this
 73    Life, XXV    | locutions come from a good or an evil spirit. It is therefore
 74    Life, XXV    |     After these locutions of the evil one, the soul is never gentle,
 75    Life, XXV    |         as if it could crush the evil spirits in defence of the
 76    Life, XXV    |        and by the dread that the evil one had deluded me; utterly
 77    Life, XXV    |          persecute me,—let the evil spirits torment me,—but
 78    Life, XXV    |       know He is,—and that the evil spirits are His slaves,
 79    Life, XXV    |          of encountering all the evil spirits. It seemed to me
 80    Life, XXV    |       for that is the truth. The evil spirits keep us in terror,
 81    Life, XXV    |          pleasures. For then the evil spirits, uniting themselves
 82    Life, XXVI   |          implanted in me against evil spirits as one of the greatest
 83    Life, XXVII  |        might deliver me from the evil one; I made novenas; I commended
 84    Life, XXVII  |         have looked upon so much evil as those of my soul to look
 85    Life, XXVIII |         my visions came from the evil one, and that I imagined
 86    Life, XXVIII |        the contrary, out of that evil which Satan wished to do
 87    Life, XXIX   |       whom I spoke that I had an evil spirit, that some would
 88    Life, XXX    |        be doing neither good nor evil, but following in the wake
 89    Life, XXXI   | permission, Satan can do so much evil to a soul and body not in
 90    Life, XXXI   |      temptations, and to let the evil spirits torment me instead,
 91    Life, XXXI   |         time, too, I thought the evil spirits would have suffocated
 92    Life, XXXI   |        saw a great fight between evil spirits and the angels.
 93    Life, XXXI   |         saw a great multitude of evil spirits round about me,
 94    Life, XXXI   |         now how little power the evil spirits have, provided I
 95    Life, XXXI   |        first movement towards an evil thought ought not to have
 96    Life, XXXI   |          God cares nothing about evil or good report, if it clearly
 97    Life, XXXI   |          while we live; for much evil clings to us if, as I said
 98    Life, XXXI   |          recounting amid so many evil things, when I am recounting
 99    Life, XXXII  |      doing penance for the great evil I had done, and of meriting
100    Life, XXXIV  |     trick of Satan to bring some evil upon me there, and that
101    Life, XXXIV  |         angel prevailed over the evil one, and I went and asked
102    Life, XXXIV  |      progress: so it was; for an evil report was spread abroad
103    Life, XXXVII |     which was the source of much evil; namely, whenever I found
104    Life, XXXVIII|       have allowed me to see the evil state of that soul.582~30.
105    Life, XXXVIII|         I did not see one of the evil spirits. Afterwards, when
106    Life, XXXIX  |         unconscious of the great evil that is in me. May He who
107    Life, XXXIX  |        done, while I did all the evil. I therefore ceased to think
108    Life, XL     |       owest Me much; for all the evil in the world comes from
109     Rel, I(622) |        with her, if he be not in evil dispositions, who is not
110     Rel, I(622) |          she tramples on all the evil spirits. She has put far
111     Rel, I      |          for I never dwell on an evil deed, to remember it afterwards
112     Rel, II     | improvement herein.~4. As to the evil speaking directed against
113     Rel, II     |    thereby; on the contrary, the evil speaking seems to be a favour.
114     Rel, II     |     pressed by contradictions or evil speaking they break down.
115     Rel, II     |          against those who spoke evil of me, but I had, I believe,
116     Rel, III    |         a good or continue in so evil a state.~14. One day, in
117     Rel, VII    |          virtues could not be an evil one, and they who had the
118     Rel, VIII   |       then comprehends the great evil that has befallen us through
119     Ind         |           Rel. i. 14.~Angels and evil spirits, vision of, xxxi.
120     Ind         |          xxxix. 37.~Attachments, evil effects of worldly, xi.
121     Ind         |          Saint was deluded by an evil spirit, xxiii. 16; approved
122     Ind         |          self-condemned, vii. 8; evil state of, xxxii. 9; resemble
123     Ind         |           Indisposition, bodily, evil effects of, on the spiritual
124     Ind         |           good, no excuse for an evil act, v. 12.~Jerome, Fra,
125     Ind         |          Rel. viii. 11.~Spirits, evil, put to flight, xxv. 25;
126     Ind         |      prayers for a time, xix. 8; evil spoken of, xix. 12; misled
127     Ind         |   xxxviii. 23.~Water, holy, puts evil spirits to flight, xxxi.