Book, Chapter

 1       2, VII    |    them of myself, let him not despise me - for I, who was sick,
 2       5, IX     |     thou, O most merciful God, despise the “contrite and humble
 3       5, IX     |     gifts she was so inspired, despise and disregard the tears
 4       6, VIII   |    prepared (as he thought) to despise and rise superior to it
 5       9, V      |          though in thy sight I despise myself and count myself
 6       9, XXXI   |           Let not him who eats despise him who eats not, and let
 7       9, XXXV   |        of thought - or else to despise the whole thing and pass
 8       9, XXXVIII| glories, for he does not truly despise it when he inwardly glories
 9      10, II     |      Abandon not thy gifts and despise not thy “grass” which thirsts
10      12, XVIII  |    clothe the naked, and never despise those of our own flesh.585