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 1 Ana     |       You are driven by the same evil influence to force us to
 2 Ana     |   counterfeited by the agency of evil spirits (ch. 47). ~The philosophical
 3 I       |       are previously disposed to evil! How many desert to the
 4 I       | Nevertheless that which is truly evil, not even do those whom
 5 I       |    instinctively attached to all evil. Lastly, evil-doers crave
 6 I       |       stars the promptings of an evil mind; for they refuse to
 7 I       |       own what they recognize as evil. But with Christians the
 8 I       |       gives thanks. What kind of evil, then, is this, which lacks
 9 I       |     essential characteristics of evil,— fear, shame, prevarication,
10 I       |     regret, sorrow? What kind of evil is this of which the criminal
11 XVII    |       body, although hindered by evil customs, although weakened
12 XXII    |      Satan 68, the chief of this evil race, in their word of execration,
13 XXII(69)|                           s i.e. evil spirits, the agents of the
14 XXII    |          sometimes the causes of evil events, but of good ones
15 XXVIII  |     CHAPTER XXVIII. ~2. The same evil influence drives you to
16 XXXVI   |          do, or speak, or think, evil of any one. Whatever is
17 XXXIX   |       having already refuted the evil, to shew the good. We are
18 XLI     |         has willed that good and evil shall be shared alike by
19 XLVII   |   counterfeited by the agency of evil spirits. ~FOR the antiquity
20 XLVIII  |  judgement whether of good or of evil desert. And hence the bodies
21 XLVIII  |   deserts, whether of good or of evil, incurred during that temporal