Chapter, Paragraph
1 1, 3 | is the beginning of all hatred, of iniquity~and slander,
2 1, 6 | gained; when~the fires of hatred and delusion are gone out,
3 1, 9 | passions, and to~give up all hatred and ill-will, that is the
4 3, 11| children. All the fierce hatred of the evil spirits was
5 3, 11| muni! his heart~unmoved by hatred. The wicked Mara's host '
6 4, 12| egotism which begets envy and hatred.~Self is the yearning for
7 6, 19| there is ignorance, there is hatred, and as long as the fire
8 7, 23| without cherishing~envy or hatred, if they live in the world
9 7, 24| reverence and banishes all hatred,~envy, and anger.~ "The
10 12, 36| arise also in the Sangha? Hatred is not~appeased in those
11 12, 36| injured me.' For not by hatred is hatred appeased. Hatred
12 12, 36| me.' For not by hatred is hatred appeased. Hatred is~appeased
13 12, 36| hatred is hatred appeased. Hatred is~appeased by not-hatred.
14 12, 37| near-sighted, for not by hatred is hatred appeased; hatred
15 12, 37| near-sighted, for not by hatred is hatred appeased; hatred is~appeased
16 12, 37| hatred is hatred appeased; hatred is~appeased by not-hatred
17 12, 37| near-sighted. For not by hatred is hatred appeased. Hatred
18 12, 37| near-sighted. For not by hatred is hatred appeased. Hatred is appeased~
19 12, 37| hatred is hatred appeased. Hatred is appeased~by not-hatred
20 12, 37| know that men overcome~the hatred entertained for wrongs which
21 12, 37| be~not near-sighted, for hatred is not appeased by hatred.
22 12, 37| hatred is not appeased by hatred. Hatred is~appeased by not-hatred
23 12, 37| not appeased by hatred. Hatred is~appeased by not-hatred
24 12, 37| he meant, Let 'Be not hatred go far.~And when my father
25 12, 37| when he said For not by hatred is~hatred appeased; hatred
26 12, 37| said For not by hatred is~hatred appeased; hatred is appeased
27 12, 37| hatred is~hatred appeased; hatred is appeased by not-hatred,
28 12, 37| of their lives. Thus by hatred,~hatred would not be appeased.
29 12, 37| their lives. Thus by hatred,~hatred would not be appeased. But
30 12, 37| thine; thus by not-hatred hatred has~been appeased.'~ "Then
31 12, 39| conceived in his heart a jealous hatred, and,~attempting to excel
32 13, 45| gossip is evil; envy is evil;~hatred is evil; to cling to false
33 13, 45| Desire is the root of~evil; hatred is the root of evil; illusion
34 13, 45| envy is good; dismissing hatred is good; obedience to the
35 13, 45| of the good; freedom from hatred and freedom from~illusion;
36 13, 46| the mind,~covetousness, hatred, and error.~ "I exhort you
37 13, 46| of malice and~cherish no hatred, not even against your enemies;
38 13, 47| act under~the impulse of hatred will, when taking refuge
39 13, 48| is damaged by passion, by hatred, by vanity, and by lust.
40 13, 48| will never be free~from hatred. Let a man overcome anger
41 13, 48| the liar by truth!~For hatred does not cease by hatred
42 13, 48| hatred does not cease by hatred at any time; hatred ceases
43 13, 48| cease by hatred at any time; hatred ceases by~not hatred, this
44 13, 48| time; hatred ceases by~not hatred, this is an old rule.~ Speak
45 13, 48| us let us dwell free from~hatred!~ Let us live happily then,
46 13, 51| punishes, let him~not harbor hatred in his breast, yet a murderer,
47 13, 51| himself and, extinguishing all~hatred in his heart lifts his down-trodden
48 13, 58| selfishness break off friendships. Hatred is the~most violent fever,
49 14, 75| man~who is angry and bears hatred; the man who is wicked and
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