Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |  executing an appointed task. Detestable baseness! But such was the
 2   II, 17|      when they practise their detestable arts, call upon them by
 3  III, 18|         a doctrine altogether detestable and to be avoided, if it
 4   IV, 16|     God, and entered into the detestable design of depriving Him
 5    V, 3 |       talent, built with this detestable folly, as if with mud, except
 6    V, 10| believed that that wicked and detestable action of his was the befitting
 7    V, 21|      with the very incense on detestable altars. The wretched men
 8   VI, 11|       sentiment of Plantus is detestable:--~"He deserves ill who
 9   VI, 12|       he would be impious and detestable if he did not do that which
10  VII, 16| things impious to relate, and detestable; shall meditate new designs
11  VII, 16|     follow. Then, in truth, a detestable and abominable time shall
12  VII, 25|       than we think for, that detestable tyrant should come who will
13  VII, 26|  whence also they invent some detestable things respecting those