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1      V, V |         masses by professing their hatred of the wealthy, they succeeded
2      V, X |            men to attack tyrannies—hatred and contempt. Hatred of
3      V, X |     tyrannies—hatred and contempt. Hatred of tyrants is inevitable,
4      V, X |             must be included under hatred, and produces the same effects.
5      V, X | Peisistratidae and of many others. Hatred is more reasonable, for
6      V, X |      impediment to reason, whereas hatred is painless.~In a word,
7      V, XI|        himself is not an object of hatred, and of whom he is not afraid.