Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XIV |    then, having committed this evil deed, went its way. The
 2      I, XX  |   first he perceived that this evil was growing upon him, he
 3      I, XXI | subject to no more destructive evil than this within the wide
 4     II, IX  |     longer to torment it.' The evil spirit obeyed and departed.
 5     II, XI  |    question; asserting that no evil would follow from carrying
 6     II, XI  |    permitted to follow his own evil counsel, and at the same
 7     II, XIV |    having been conceived by an evil spirit, was already born,
 8    III, XI  |      Martin; but, conscious of evil as they were, this was a
 9    III, XIII|    hour been mixed up with the evil communion, and, not far,
10    III, XIII|        power on account of the evil of that communion in which
11    III, XVI |        were the only incurable evil by which he is afflicted.