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 1    I, 17|        Lastly, why such a determined hatred of horses? What do all these
 2    I, 21|            Saturn, on account of his hatred of Jupiter. To think that
 3  III, 18|          some cause for death in his hatred of slavery. Why should I
 4   IV, 17| SUPERSTITIONS OF THE JEWS, AND THEIR HATRED AGAINST JESUS.~But they
 5   IV, 26|              wisdom would be held in hatred. For the vinegar which they
 6   IV, 27|            through fear, but through hatred; as though it were possible
 7    V, 1 |           assign the causes of their hatred. Because they are themselves
 8    V, 5 |              he introduced among men hatred, and envy, and stratagem;
 9    V, 7 |              provided by nature that hatred, desire, and anger drive
10    V, 9 |            excessive and persevering hatred?~"Does truth produce hatred,"~
11    V, 9 |          hatred?~"Does truth produce hatred,"~as the poet says, as though
12    V, 11|         through their own particular hatred against the righteous; some
13    V, 22|            said most truly) produces hatred. What, then, shall we think,
14    V, 22|              they pursue with public hatred those whom they perceive
15    V, 23|              the false gods by their hatred of cruelty. For who would
16   VI, 4 |              contempt, derision, and hatred. For all whom desire or
17  VII, 15|          because it held His name in hatred; and being the enemy of
18  VII, 22|             God are not only held in hatred, but are harassed with all