Book, Chapter

1   III,      XII|   make a man either good or bad.] But in any case no one
2   III,   XXXVII| being harmful, and yet in a bad case he may combine it with
3   III,       XL| leaves one undone, it is as bad as leaving one gate of a
4   III,      XLI| came to reveal it. Good and bad could not be distinguished
5    IV,     XXIV| prevented, he cannot become bad.~ ~And pray consider a further