Disputation — Bontempi, Palladium Theologicum V · from Schola Thomistica
Disputation XI: On Hatred
1.
HATRED, if it be counted among the passions, obtains their indifference, so that it is now called evil, now good, according to the disposition of the object; whence it is sometimes of virtue, sometimes of vice; Here, however, it is taken for a depraved affection of the soul, diametrically opposed to Charity, as it will be permitted to see below.
De Odio.
ODIUM, si inter passiones numeretur, harum indifferentiam obtinet, ita ut modo malum, modo bonum, iuxta obiecti dispositionem nominetur; unde aliquando est virtutis, aliquando vitii; Hic vero sumitur pro prava animi affectione, Charitati e diametro opposita, ut infra videre licet.