Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|    suitable defenders, or is hated by the unlearned on account
 2  III, 11  |  others. For virtue is often hated and visited with evil. But
 3   IV, 11  |   those very persons whom He hated, that He might not close
 4   IV, 13  |     loved righteousness, and hated wickedness l therefore God,
 5   IV, 20  | against me, therefore have I hated it." Since the inheritance
 6   IV, 27  |     to visit those whom they hated with immediate punishment,
 7    V, 22  |      truth is both known and hated insinuate themselves into
 8  VII, 5   |      evil should exist if He hated it? Why did He not make
 9  VII, 17  |   cast out, and innocence be hated; in which the wicked shall
10  VII, 22  |   this that righteousness is hated, that all who wish to follow