Book, Chapter

 1      I, 16|          anxiety; now love, then hatred; now anger, then calmness.
 2      I, 25|        directed: anger, discord, hatred, disdain, indignation, spleen,
 3      I, 26|          His love of good by the hatred of evil, and to fulfil His
 4     IV, 9 | suntalaipôron), and associate in hatred (ummisoumenon), with himself,
 5     IV, 12|         the Jews, He displayed a hatred against the Jews' most solemn
 6     IV, 12|         His Christ, in this very hatred of the Sabbath; for He exclaims
 7     IV, 14|          were the instigators of hatred against Him: "Because of
 8     IV, 14|         magistrates." Now, since hatred was predicted against that
 9     IV, 14|          of man in the matter of hatred who came according to the
10     IV, 14|    purpose, and against whom the hatred was predicted. And even
11     IV, 14|         He had not yet come, the hatred of His name which exists
12     IV, 35|    sinned, either because out of hatred he wished his brother to
13     IV, 36|        misery, and associates in hatred with that heretic, what
14     IV, 39|    predicted, and calumny out of hatred to His name, I need not