Chapter

 1 4 |        deceiver, double-tongued, wicked, and moreover foolish? But
 2 4 |          they the guilty and the wicked, who hope for impunity for
 3 5 |          the good also hates the wicked, and he who does not hate
 4 5 |         he who does not hate the wicked does not love the good;
 5 5 |    arises from the hatred of the wicked, and the hating of the wicked
 6 5 |    wicked, and the hating of the wicked has its rise from the love
 7 16|  contrary, others are daring and wicked, who pollute all things
 8 16|          take vengeance upon the wicked, and destroy the pestilent
 9 16|       that is, anger towards the wicked, regard towards the good,
10 16|      robbery. But now, since the wicked expect punishment, and the
11 16|         it is said, ofttimes the wicked are more prosperous, and
12 17|          His own honours, to see wicked and unjust things done,
13 18| unsuitable a forbearance, that a wicked slave should rejoice that
14 19|          the just, and hates the wicked. There is no need (one says)
15 19|           and punishment for the wicked. But if any one lives justly
16 20|          become good; from being wicked, have become temperate!