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 1  II, 69  |      price for them, and if ever evil has been done to your people
 2  VI, 282 |        our lives be perverted by evil communications, he hedged
 3 VII, 360 |          you will turn them from evil and lead them to repentance.'1~
 4 VII, 376 |        God to share the greatest evil as well as the greatest
 5 VIII, 391|    replied, 'As you wish that no evil should befall you, but to
 6  IX, 445 | conscious that it has wrought no evil, and when God directs it
 7  IX, 474 |   himself that he has wrought no evil and that he should live
 8  IX, 487 |       are dead and set free from evil, but all men do grieve over
 9  IX, 487 |     alone that we can escape all evil!~
10  IX, 494 |          and forethought that no evil may be wrought by those
11  IX, 496 |         of good deeds, and by it evil is destroyed, even as you
12  IX, 498 |  remembering that he had done no evil to any of his subjects,
13   X, 519 |         after having experienced evil and borne their share of
14   X, 523 |       when he is a man who hates evil and loves the good and devotes
15   X, 523 |      injustice the worst form of evil and by your just administration
16   X, 523 |        pure and untainted by any evil.'~
17  XI, 545 |      token that they had done no evil (for every form of activity