Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  3 | silver? Or is despite done to tree and corn, if we prefer the
 2     I,  3 | marriage what fruit is to the tree, or grain to the straw.
 3     I,  30|     its fellow: 4453 “The fig tree hath put forth its green
 4    II,  14|    crossing to the shade of a tree said, “Go your way, I pray
 5    II,  15|  paradise to abstain from one tree though he might eat the
 6    II,  18|      his angels.” That a good tree cannot bring forth evil
 7    II,  18|       evil fruit, nor an evil tree good fruit. Hence it is
 8    II,  22|      do not deny. That a good tree does not bring forth evil
 9    II,  25|      suffer torment.” An evil tree does not bear good fruit,
10    II,  25|   bear good fruit, nor a good tree evil fruit. If this be so,
11    II,  25|    Paul though he was an evil tree and persecuted the Church
12    II,  25|   Judas, though he was a good tree and wrought miracles like
13    II,  25|      The truth is that a good tree does not bear evil fruit,
14    II,  25|       evil fruit, nor an evil tree good fruit, so long as they