Book

1 1 | fought with the shameless and unrighteous temptations of his pleasures
2 2 |     he likes, still, if he be unrighteous and insolent, would not
3 3 |     that which he knows to be unrighteous and evil. This disagreement
4 5 |    the greatest of evils. The unrighteous and vicious are always to
5 10|       they are too good to be unrighteous, or to be propitiated, or
6 10|      set upon abstaining from unrighteous acts, but upon doing them
7 10|      the fortunes of evil and unrighteous men in private as well as
8 10|      do injustice, and avoids unrighteous men, and loves the righteous.