George Leo Haydock

Persecute. Or abhor (Worthington) with a perfect hatred. We must shew our displeasure if we hear detraction, (Haydock) that we may not partake in the crime. (St. Jerome) — The court is most likely to be infected with this vice, as people are continually endeavouring to supplant their rivals. (Calmet) — Secret thoughts of resentment must be stifled in their birth. (Eusebius) — Heart. Hebrew, “wide heart,” which is sometimes taken in a good sense, 3 Kings iv. 29. But here it denotes the ambitious and misers, Proverbs xxviii. 25. (Calmet)