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 1   I,  11 |         Its violence pleases our self-love, which immediately forms
 2   I,  16 |   themselves interested, so that self-love leads them more willingly
 3  II,  82 |      order not to fall into this self-love, have been perfectly unjust
 4  II,  100|                             100. Self-love. The nature of self-love
 5  II,  100|         Self-love. The nature of self-love and of this human Ego is
 6  II,  100|   because it is inseparable from self-love. It is this false delicacy
 7  II,  100|        not cease to be bitter to self-love. It takes as little as it
 8 III,  194| principles of human interest and self-love; for this we need only see
 9 III,  238|       troubles, but ten years of self-love (for ten years is the chance),
10 VII,  492|         hates not in himself his self-love, and that instinct which
11 VII,  544|       God with all her strength. Self-love and lust, which hinder us,
12 VII,  544|        that she has this root of self-love which destroys her, and