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 1   2,      1|        nor hating that which I hate. This virtue of discretion
 2   2,     27|  Wherefore Hell, through their hate, surges up to them in the
 3   2,     36|        her will to move her to hate that fault. And let us consider
 4   3,      3|        would cause the soul to hate her own sensitive pleasure
 5   3,     18|      therefore cannot avoid or hate it. ~
 6   3,     18|    than in loving that which I hate, and in hating that which
 7   3,     18|        love. I love virtue and hate vice; he who loves vice
 8   3,     18| sensual self-love, nor does he hate himself on account of it;
 9   3,     29|  virtue and dignity you should hate the defects of those who
10   3,     29|   obtained life, you would not hate the bearer, however ragged
11   3,     29|  displease you, and you should hate them, and strive with love
12   4,      3|      injure the object of your hate, for you deprive him of