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 1    I, 1 |                       I. THE HATRED FELT BY THE HEATHEN AGAINST
 2    I, 1 | shared in your ignorance and hatred (of the Christian religion),
 3    I, 1 |     know it, leave off their hatred when they cease to be ignorant;
 4    I, 1 | because you now cherish your hatred as if you were aware that, (
 5    I, 1 |    with the knowledge,) your hatred would certainly come to
 6    I, 1 |  shall be no just ground for hatred, it will surely be found
 7    I, 1 |      be no diminution of the hatred, which will indeed accumulate
 8    I, 2 | consistent were it with your hatred of us to dispense with all
 9    I, 2 |   acquit the objects of your hatred; but to confess all and
10    I, 4 |      and nobody stirs up any hatred against them, although both
11    I, 7 |    more become we objects of hatred. Hatred increases as the
12    I, 7 | become we objects of hatred. Hatred increases as the material
13    I, 10|     law, and from which your hatred of the Christian name derives
14    I, 18|    we must needs pursue with hatred all that we find in you
15    I, 20|   both of your love and your hatred?~