Chapter

 1 III |    drawn to him, moved by the hatred which they feel against
 2 V   |     is more vitality, greater hatred, and more desire for vengeance,
 3 VII |      severity had caused some hatred against himself, so, to
 4 VII |       at once, partly through hatred and partly through fear
 5 VII |    injure either from fear or hatred. Those whom he had injured,
 6 XVI |       brings reproach without hatred, than to be compelled through
 7 XVI |    which begets reproach with hatred.~
 8 XVII|       not win love, he avoids hatred; because he can endure very
 9 XVII|       endeavour only to avoid hatred, as is noted.~
10 XIX |     hostile to him, and bears hatred towards him, he ought to
11 XIX |       other side, knowing the hatred of the people, founded in
12 XIX | utmost diligence to avoid the hatred of the most powerful. Therefore,
13 XIX |        having given cause for hatred, to which hatred there was
14 XIX |    cause for hatred, to which hatred there was added contempt
15 XIX |       it should be noted that hatred is acquired as much by good
16 XIX |       protected him from that hatred which the people might have
17 XIX |       acknowledge that either hatred or contempt has been fatal
18 XX  |      of these opinions breeds hatred against you. And because