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 1  II,  100|  for what we are and should despise us, if we are contemptible.~
 2 III,  187|             187. Order.—Men despise religion; they hate it and
 3 III,  194|     the religion which they despise, not to despise them even
 4 III,  194|  which they despise, not to despise them even to the point of
 5   V,  302|    wish to obtain glory and despise those who do not invent,
 6   V,  327| constitute the world; these despise it, and are despised. They
 7   V,  337|     birth. The semi-learned despise them, saying that birth
 8   V,  337|   more zeal than knowledge, despise them, in spite of that consideration
 9  VI,  404|   heart.~And those who must despise men, and put them on a level
10  VI,  423|    which is in him. Let him despise himself, for this capacity
11  VI,  423|   but let him not therefore despise this natural capacity. Let
12 VII,  428| prove God by nature, do not despise Scripture; if it is a sign
13  XI,  725|     the glory of the first, despise it, be strong, saith the
14 XII,  791|   and His nearest relatives despise Him. Finally, He dies, betrayed