14 and Deut. 13 for the depth of waters. With this view Plutarch charges the Stoics. But it is his deduction form their statements - not their own statements. Mosheim's note on Cudworth iv.
Evil is null, is nought, is silence implying sound.
Cat . and Aug., De Civ. Ista vero temporalia bona et mala utrisque voluit esse communia, ut nec bona cupidins appetantur, quae mali quoque habere cernuntur, nec mala turpiter evitentur, quibus et boni plerumque afficiuntur. Origen,, Hom. I. in Gen. Hom. Nas., Orat . Trans of Job xxxviii.