Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |     problem of the destiny of the wicked and the mystery of predestination.
 2       1, XV   |         saved me from all my most wicked ways till thou shouldst
 3       2, I    | bitterness of self-examination my wicked ways, that thou mayest grow
 4       2, V    |          that he was gratuitously wicked and cruel, there is still
 5       2, V    |       through his practice of his wicked ways, he might gain honors,
 6       2, VII  |        hast put away from me such wicked and evil deeds. To thy grace
 7       3, III  |       whom I made offerings of my wicked deeds. And still in all
 8       4, XV   |     actually a worthless slave of wicked lust? I took delight in
 9       5, XIII |         salvation is far from the wicked,”147 such as I was then
10       6, VIII |      madness - delighted with the wicked contest and drunk with blood
11       6, III  |          answer was dictated by a wicked pride, which would rather
12       6, III  |         good angel who by his own wicked will became the devil, how
13       6, III  |          happen to be in him that wicked will by which he became
14       6, XVI  |      righteousness displeases the wicked, and they find even more
15       6, XVI  |   inferior parts of creation. The wicked themselves also fit in here,
16       7, I    |          is still another sort of wicked men, who “when they knew
17       9, II   |          ear knows. For when I am wicked, to confess to thee means
18       9, XXII |          a joy not granted to the wicked but only to those who worship
19       9, XXXVI|          sinner is praised in the wicked desires of his soul nor
20       9, XLIII|       didst deliver him up for us wicked ones!396 How hast thou loved
21      12, XIV  |       passes - that mother of the wicked; until the Lord’s wrath
22      12, XVII |            yet thou dost curb the wicked lusts of men’s souls and
23      12, XXXIV|        didst divide them from the wicked; and thou madest the authority