Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|       which they flee from and hate. For they worship with incense
 2   IV, 27|        possible for any one to hate another, unless it be him
 3    V, 1 |        they, who so vehemently hate, themselves able to assign
 4    V, 9 |        but they even violently hate, and persecute, and endeavour
 5    V, 9 |        to kill those whom they hate, unless cruelty also mocks
 6    V, 12|       all things upon you, who hate us. There is in the writings
 7    V, 13|      sides, would not the more hate the gods, on account of
 8    V, 22|       and threats, they always hate holy and just men; and because
 9   VI, 4 | happipiness of those whom they hate. He causes others to swell
10   VI, 10|     the greatest wickedness to hate a man, even though guilty.
11   VI, 20| thirsted for human blood, they hate delays. They demand that