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 1    Life, II     |     mine; for afterwards my own wickedness was enough to lead me astray,
 2    Life, IV     |     with my own ingratitude and wickedness; for I have forgotten it
 3    Life, VII    |       for me, seeing that in my wickedness I was one of the most wicked,
 4    Life, VII    | mentioned this in order that my wickedness and the great goodness of
 5    Life, VII    |        I am to be blamed for my wickedness; for after seeing such a
 6    Life, VII    |      mind my ingratitude and my wickedness.~31. It was more painful
 7    Life, VIII   |       he will not remain in his wickedness so many years as I did,
 8    Life, XIV    |        good; and the greater my wickedness, the greater the splendour
 9    Life, XV     |         if through weakness and wickedness, and a mean and wretched
10    Life, XVI    |   together in secret235 to plot wickedness and heresies against His
11    Life, XIX    |        was, though much of that wickedness was plain enough. Calumny
12    Life, XIX    |        was an exceedingly great wickedness. Blessed be Thou, O Lord;
13    Life, XXIII  |      for I was afraid of my own wickedness, and I thought I should
14    Life, XXIV   |  thought I should go back to my wickedness, and that it was not possible
15    Life, XXX    |     deep convictions of our own wickedness,—deep as those spoken
16    Life, XXXI   |      for me to lay bare so much wickedness, and to number these grains
17    Life, XXXII  |   notwithstanding my very great wickedness, I took some pains to please
18    Life, XXXV   |         own great blindness and wickedness, if, perchance, it might
19    Life, XXXVIII|      made me remember the great wickedness of my past life. They filled
20    Life, XL     |  understand the exceeding great wickedness of committing it in the
21     Rel, II     |        happened to me, a sea of wickedness and sins, and without a
22     Ind         |      hinders a great, xxxix. 3; wickedness of, xl. 15; vision of a