Book, Chapter

 1       I, XVIII  |          beast, shall not be made good. If any one defile a virgin
 2       I, XX     |          themselves against every good advice, rushed upon them
 3       I, XXII   |          very like himself in the good qualities which be displayed.
 4       I, XXXV   |       wicked always persecute the good. He, therefore, commanded
 5       I, XXXV   |           the wicked are not long good. For, when Saul was afflicted
 6      II, I      |           And his words were made good, so that the faces of those
 7      II, XXVIII |          to virtues, and that all good men are ever regarded by
 8      II, XXX    |        evil means, yet it had the good effect of rescuing the state
 9      II, XXX    | extraordinary work. For it seemed good to some that a sacred edifice,
10      II, XXXVIII|         thefirst to convey to him good news, or with a view to
11      II, XLIV   |        end, a council which had a good beginning but a disgraceful
12      II, XLV    |         Perceiving that it seemed good to many not to enter into
13      II, XLVIII |         Elusa, who were then of a good and religious disposition.
14      II, LI     |           by regard to the public good, Ithacius, harassed68 with