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 1   1,      6|        seen that he brings forth cruelty, and that both in general
 2   1,      6|                      His general cruelty is to see himself and other
 3   1,      6|        he may wish to extend his cruelty still further, that is,
 4   1,      6|         virtue for vice; this is cruelty towards his neighbors, for
 5   1,      6|          life and to give death. Cruelty towards the body has its
 6   1,      6|            Oh, miserable vice of cruelty, which will deprive the
 7   1,      6|      produces also injustice and cruelty and becomes a retailer of
 8   1,      7|      evil. All scandals, hatred, cruelty, and every sort of trouble
 9   2,      5|        his neighbor. He has used cruelty to himself, depriving himself
10   2,      6|          not by the knife nor by cruelty, but peacefully, by humble
11   2,     15|        you might know better the cruelty of those wicked men who
12   2,     17|          with unlawful gain, and cruelty of heart and injustice!
13   2,     22|        pride, with injustice and cruelty, and with other filthiness
14   2,     26|       will be reproved for their cruelty towards their neighbor,
15   2,     26|         fire; the cruel one with cruelty; the foul man with foulness
16   3,     27|          because they cannot use cruelty to themselves without being
17   4,      3| murmurings, false judgments, and cruelty, with which you use your
18   4,      6|         against his benevolence; cruelty, against his kindness; wrath,