Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVI   |       of injustice, and from a contempt of God, and were to show,
 2        2, XI     |    could not always treat with contempt what he had learned from
 3        2, XLV    |      to regard punishment with contempt, but denied even that they
 4        3, II     |       were taught to view with contempt all those who were considered
 5        3, XV     |        of our first converts a contempt for idols, and images of
 6        3, LXVII  |    prison, when he evinced his contempt of the hemlock, and with
 7        4, XXXVIII|       dress, and to treat with contempt the latter, as offending
 8        4, XLII   |        when they wish to throw contempt upon our biblical narratives,
 9        4, LXXXIII|     insects, and so evince his contempt for the forethought which
10        5, X      |       to shame and everlasting contempt. And they that be wise shall
11        5, XLII   | without offspring, and to cast contempt upon the nature of human
12        6, VIII   |         being puffed up with a contempt for others, which is far
13        7, XXXII  |      it, made it the object of contempt and ridicule.~
14        7, XLIV   |   arrogance of those who, with contempt for all others, boast of
15        7, L      |       our wise men have such a contempt for all sensible objects,
16        7, LIII   |    barbarously, showed a noble contempt for his suffering, and said, '
17        8, LIII   |     have singled out for their contempt the Jews beyond all the