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 1      V, II |        excessive predominance, contempt, disproportionate increase
 2      V, III|     were brought against them. Contempt is also a cause of insurrection
 3      V, III| Syracuse the democracy aroused contempt before the tyranny of Gelo
 4      V, X  |      sovereigns out of fear or contempt, or because they have been
 5      V, X  |    forgiven.~Another motive is contempt, as in the case of Sardanapalus,
 6      V, X  |    sometimes attack him out of contempt; for the confidence which
 7      V, X  |      he reposes in them breeds contempt, and they think that they
 8      V, X  |  success is likewise a sort of contempt; the assailants are ready
 9      V, X  |    Ariobarzanes, partly out of contempt and partly from the love
10      V, X  |    attack tyrannies—hatred and contempt. Hatred of tyrants is inevitable,
11      V, X  |     tyrants is inevitable, and contempt is also a frequent cause
12      V, X  |     that kings often fall into contempt, and, although possessing