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 1    I, 18|        they more wise? For they despise valour in an athlete, because
 2    I, 18|       Is it that those rich men despise Samian vessels? There are
 3   II, 1 |        WORSHIP IN ADVERSITY AND DESPISE IN PROSPERITY.~ALTHOUGH
 4   II, 1 |     philosophers do, so greatly despise themselves, nor think that
 5   II, 2 |    these images so highly, they despise the artificers who made
 6   II, 2 |       is so inconsistent, as to despise the statuary and to adore
 7   II, 2 |         escape these, you would despise the earth lying beneath
 8   II, 2 |         Him who made it. But to despise and trample upon the earth
 9   II, 2 |        to desire riches, and to despise the pleasures of the body,
10   II, 4 |        become master of Greece, despise, and plunder and jeer at
11  III, 12|     have been any one who would despise this life, however short
12  III, 21|    grant that nil arc wise, and despise money. To what, then, did
13  III, 26|       death; he shall presently despise crosses, and fires, and
14  III, 30|       the mystery of his birth, despise human affairs, embrace divine
15   IV, 5 |       from error and death, who despise and refuse the truth, while
16   IV, 24|       no power against you. You despise pain, because you can suffer
17   IV, 24|       It is difficult for me to despise riches, because otherwise
18    V, 12|         imitate us; if foolish, despise us, or even laugh at us,
19    V, 14|       if we have any courage to despise death and pain. But if we
20    V, 19|         part of the wise man to despise this present life with its
21    V, 20|        the old women, whom they despise, and by our boys. For, since
22    V, 23|    should glide into luxury and despise the precepts of God; as
23   VI, 7 |      way things which men might despise as evil and disgraceful,
24   VI, 12|         great and lofty mind to despise and trample upon mortal
25   VI, 14|     this short life. But we who despise this life have other virtues
26   VI, 17|       God promises to man, will despise these riches, and honours,
27   VI, 17|      Likewise it is a virtue to despise death; not that we seek
28   VI, 20|       eloquently exhorted us to despise earthly things, and have
29   VI, 20|        nevertheless they do not despise these public spectacles.
30  VII, 1 | teaching which commands them to despise all power and honour, and
31  VII, 5 |       the life of the soul must despise the life of the body; nor