Book, Chapter

1       1, VII |     when trying to purge the bad. Nor was it good, even in
2       2, IV  |   streets until then, as our bad habit was - a group of young
3       6, IV  |   that a man who has tried a bad physician fears to trust
4       7, X   |    drawing this way, another bad, drawing back that way;
5       7, X   | reply that both impulses are bad - that which draws to them
6       7, X   |      is one good and another bad. Else they must be converted
7       7, X   |   the one good and the other bad. Thus, O true God, thou
8       7, X   |  them. For both wills may be bad: as when a man tries to
9      12, XXXI|    who judge something to be bad when it is good, as do those