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 1        1, XVI   |    truth, but from a spirit of hatred, that Celsus makes these
 2        1, XL    |   follow it; since passion and hatred observe no order, but angry
 3        1, XLVI  | transformed their minds from a hatred of the doctrine to a readiness
 4        1, LXXI  | created nothing in a spirit of hatred. And if certain expressions
 5        2, X     |     proceeded from a spirit of hatred and hostility against Jesus
 6        3, VI    |      Egypt they did conceive a hatred also of their mother tongue,
 7        3, XII   |    which is seemly entertain a hatred of philosophy, and adduce
 8        3, LIII  |      Celsus is animated with a hatred against the human race resembling
 9        3, LVIII | presence of a father who has a hatred of virtue and goodness,
10        4, XXVIII|       have created anything in hatred. We have, moreover, read
11        4, XLVI  |       moreover, sneers at the "hatred" of Esau (to which, I suppose,
12        4, XLVI  |    observe in what a spirit of hatred and falsehood Celsus collects
13        4, XLVII |       from his own feelings of hatred; for he has not shown that
14        4, XLVIII|       the manifestation of his hatred and dislike of the Jewish
15        4, LII   |      fitted to excite pity and hatred instead of laughter. It
16        4, LII   |       excite not laughter, but hatred, could fake the work into
17        4, LII   |        in it nothing to excite hatred, he might condemn Celsus
18        4, LIII  |     treated both with pity and hatred." For every one will admit
19        4, LIII  |       same moment an object of hatred, and that he who is the
20        4, LIII  |        he who is the object of hatred is not at the same time
21        4, LIII  |     and to merit both pity and hatred. But we invite him who peruses
22        4, LXXIV |      the instance referred to, hatred blinds these persons from
23        5, LXIII |      each other with a perfect hatred." Now, in answer to this,
24        5, LXIII |          would not regard with hatred the corrupters of Christianity,
25        6, XVI   |     the Gospels in a spirit of hatred and dislike, but had been
26        6, XXVII |       kind, arising out of his hatred towards us, which is so
27        6, XL    |    those who, in their intense hatred of the Christians, maintain,
28        8, LXIV  |       see them savage in their hatred of the man who refuses to