Book, Chapter

 1     II, 9 |    threatened it, but to him who despised it. For by his contempt
 2     II, 9 |        have appeared had man not despised it.~
 3    III, 6 |        is to say, His Christ was despised and not acknowledged by
 4    III, 7 |           a reproach of men, and despised of the people." Now these
 5    III, 10|          reality of flesh. If he despised it as earthly, and (as you
 6    III, 17| dispensation. Whatever that poor despised body may be, because it
 7    III, 17|         beauty; but His form was despised, marred above all men."
 8    III, 24|         the world we have either despised or lost; since it is both
 9     IV, 9 |         he be regarded as having despised pollution, who had not in
10     IV, 21|           a reproach of men, and despised of the people;" seeing that
11     IV, 35|        remember Lot's wife," who despised the Creator's command, and
12      V, 5 |      world, and things which are despised, which are even as nothing" (
13      V, 15|         has already quenched and despised the thing which he destroys,
14      V, 15|     unable to forbid what he has despised. It is then incumbent on
15      V, 15|   prophesyings which must not be despised. And since he has made such