Meanings of real evils in English

I only know two very real evils in life: remorse and illness.

We were however sure, under Col's protection, of escaping all real evils.

But why should I, who have such real evils to contend with, regard imaginary ones?

An American could do no more; for to detail the real evils of aristocracy, they must be seen in Europe.

But to a man of Montaigne's nature, the thought of that stoical observation gave him consolation even amid real evils.

The real evils by which Ralph was surrounded were too numerous to allow of his wasting much apprehension on possible ones.

Yet, if he rises he is exposed to all sorts of real evils which he will feel all his life long.

Real evils were magnified, unreal ones feigned, and the true and the false were equally believed by the people, who were almost universally their foes.

"The gods," says Marcus Aurelius, "have put all the means in man's power to enable him not to fall into real evils.