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 1 II    |       the cause how I came to despise things temporal, and to
 2 II    | seemed good to the foolish to despise the things that are, as
 3 II    | understood them, how shall he despise them?' Now that saying meant
 4 XII   |      will hold to the one and despise the other. Ye cannot serve
 5 XII   |     puffed up by arrogance to despise his weaker brethren, or
 6 XII   |        and strive thereafter, despise all earthly and human glory. ~"
 7 XVIII |     of poverty. But those who despise the present for love of
 8 XXIV  |     man. Nor did the good God despise his complaint, for he is
 9 XXV   |       to provoke a father and despise his commands? As many as
10 XXVII |     and all uncleanness. They despise not the widow, and grieve
11 XXVIII|     that is hid with him, and despise this fleeting and corruptible
12 XXXI  | Wherefore, Ioasaph, dost thou despise our immortal gods, that
13 XXXVII|     and of the Martyr folk to despise the things that are seen,
14 XXXVII|      in soul, that led him to despise all earthly things alike,