Part, Question

 1   2, 28  |           The very fact that a man hates whatever is opposed to the ~
 2   2, 29  |         may conclude that everyone hates a miser. But some ~men are
 3   2, 29  | accidentally it happens that a man hates himself: and this in two ~
 4   2, 29  |         evil ~to himself; and thus hates himself. Secondly, in regard
 5   2, 29  |           1~Reply OBJ 3: The miser hates something accidental to
 6   2, 29  |           himself: thus a sick man hates his sickness ~for the very
 7   2, 29  |             And thus man sometimes hates a particular truth, ~when
 8   2, 29  |      remain hidden in his sin, he ~hates that anyone should know
 9   2, 29  |          in general; for everybody hates the thief and the backbiter."~
10   2, 29  |          to a sheep. Hence a sheep hates ~the wolf universally. On
11   2, 32  |       which man loves more than he hates another's ill. For it is
12   2, 46  |           of evil: for the man who hates, wishes evil to ~someone,
13   2, 46  |          suffer it. But when a man hates, he is contented if the
14   2, 46  |         wishes evil to him whom he hates, so ~does the angry man
15   2, 46  |            considers that which he hates to be contrary and hurtful
16   2, 79  |           Thou hast made." Now God hates sin, according to Wis. ~
17   2, 113 |           men that one man neither hates nor loves another. But if
18   2, 113 |     justice; the other ~whereby it hates sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[113]
19   2, 24  |        irrational being, naturally hates its contrary, as a lamb
20   2, 24  |            its contrary, as a lamb hates a ~wolf, and water fire.
21   2, 24  |            2: Everything naturally hates its contrary as such. Now
22   2, 26  |         better than the enemy who ~hates you. Therefore it is more
23   2, 32  |          it directly shun what ~it hates. Hence when a man hates
24   2, 32  |            hates. Hence when a man hates God, his will is directly
25   2, 32  |   voluntary by the fact that a man hates the truth that is proposed
26   2, 32  |            OBJ 3: Not everyone who hates his punishment, hates God
27   2, 32  |          who hates his punishment, hates God the author ~of punishments.
28   2, 32  |         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: God hates the sin which is in the
29   2, 39  |      thereof, because when one man hates another it is beside ~his
30   2, 58  |            another: for when a man hates or ~despises another, or
31   2, 70  |           open offense, but he who hates does not worry about this."
32   2, 71  |         consequently more and more hates his neighbor, and thus his ~
33   2, 81  |        loves, and the sin which He hates. Accordingly when a ~sinner
34   2, 99  |        other kinsmen, or who even ~hates them, must needs omit the
35   2, 106 |        excused for hating one that hates him: for a man may not ~
36   2, 110 |        stir up quarrels, since God hates those that ~sow discord,
37   2, 122 |           and on the other hand he hates death more than ~anything,
38   2, 178 |       loves ~it yet more, while he hates the more his own deficiency
39   3, 49  |           He Himself ~made; yet He hates them with respect to the
40   3, 68  |            that it ~wills good and hates evil. Secondly, He works
41   3, 86  |          Ezech.): "When a man who ~hates his neighbor, breaks himself
42 Suppl, 95|     repents of a sin directly who ~hates sin as such: and he repents
43 Suppl, 95|          he repents indirectly who hates it on account of ~something