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 1     Int          |    the problems of being, the character of evil, the relation of
 2     Int, 1       |     doctrine of the privative character of evil. From this he digresses
 3       1, XVII    |      sorrow according to the “character” of the persons presented
 4       4, III     |       and, as a man of honest character, he was unwilling to gain
 5       5, X       |       from thee which had the character that I considered evil to
 6       6, X       | prefer gold to integrity. His character had also been tested, not
 7       6, XII(207)|     doctrine of the privative character of evil and the positive
 8       6, XII(207)|      of evil and the positive character of the good. This is a fundamental
 9       7, XII     |      much in keeping with his character, in which, in these respects,
10       8, VIII    |     extreme age and excellent character, she was much respected