Part, Question

 1   2, 73  |       slain Thy prophets with the ~sword." Moreover much blame is
 2   2, 99  |           provoke Me to wrath: the sword shall devour you."~Aquin.:
 3   2, 2   |            strike another with his sword, and so forth, is ~reduced
 4   2, 10  |        about the man who "sees the sword coming and sounds ~not the
 5   2, 23  |         with the other holding the sword as ~related in 2 Esdr 4:
 6   2, 35  |            to ~send peace, but the sword."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[37] A[
 7   2, 38  |            52: "All that ~take the sword shall perish with the sword."
 8   2, 38  |        sword shall perish with the sword." Therefore all wars are ~
 9   2, 38  |            to have recourse to the sword in defending that common
10   2, 38  |            4): "He beareth not the sword in vain: for ~he is God'
11   2, 38  |            to have recourse to the sword of war ~in defending the
12   2, 38  |           xxii, 70): "To take the ~sword is to arm oneself in order
13   2, 38  |            to have recourse to the sword (as a private person) by
14   2, 38  |          God, is not to "take ~the sword," but to use it as commissioned
15   2, 38  |            make sinful use of the ~sword are not always slain with
16   2, 38  |          not always slain with the sword, yet they always perish
17   2, 38  |      always perish with ~their own sword, because, unless they repent,
18   2, 38  |            their sinful use of the sword.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[40] A[
19   2, 38  |          16:52): "Put up again thy sword into the scabbard [Vulg.: ~'
20   2, 60  |        were to return a madman his sword. Therefore restitution ~
21   2, 62  |            commands him, even as a sword is merely the instrument
22   2, 76  |          unlawful to deposit one's sword with a madman, a maiden
23   2, 113 |     flatterer harms ~more than the sword of the persecutor." Therefore
24   2, 113 |             Ps. 36:15): "Let their sword enter into ~their own hearts."
25   2, 113 |         said to harm more than the sword ~of the persecutor, since
26   2, 113 |           efficaciously, since the sword of the persecutor slays
27   2, 115 |    fortitude not only to wield his sword ~against the foe, but also
28   2, 115 |            but also to sharpen his sword and keep it in its sheath. ~
29   2, 118 |           a madman were to put his sword in deposit, ~and demand
30   2, 121 |      through fear of the impending sword, or any other ~danger though
31   2, 122 |            life of the body to the sword, yet do we slay fleshly ~
32   2, 122 |       desires in the soul with the sword of the spirit." Therefore
33   2, 127 |           to try the matter by the sword." Now, only deeds of virtue
34   2, 150 |          and others fight with the sword: yet all these things ~are
35   2, 162 |        cherubim, and the ~"flaming sword turning every way."~Aquin.:
36   2, 162 |            Cherubim, and a flaming sword." Secondly, they were punished
37   2, 162 |            denoted by the "flaming sword," which is described as "
38   2, 162 |          fitting that, besides the sword turning every way, there ~
39   2, 180 | fellow-creatures are killed by the sword of ~their inaction."~Aquin.:
40   3, 2   |            the case of a saw ~or a sword; yet nothing prevents what
41   3, 27  |             2:35: ~"Thy own soul a sword shall pierce") says that
42   3, 27  |          Luc. 2:35) says ~that the sword signifies "Mary's prudence
43   3, 27  |       piercing ~than any two-edged sword" (Heb. 4:12).~Aquin.: SMT
44   3, 27  |            2~Others again take the sword to signify doubt. But this
45   3, 35  |          Nation ~shall not lift up sword against nation."~Aquin.:
46   3, 46  |          beasts were ~slain with a sword and afterwards consumed
47   3, 46  |          cross, but rather by the ~sword or by fire.~Aquin.: SMT
48   3, 46  |            like those slain by the sword. ~The cause of the interior
49   3, 49  |             cherubim and a flaming sword, turning every way, to keep
50   3, 67  |           falling house, or by the sword or something of the kind, ~
51 Suppl, 60|          has none ~but a spiritual sword." Therefore it would seem
52 Suppl, 60|          does not wield a material sword. Secondly, a husband can
53 Suppl, 64|         must not be given back his sword lest he kill ~himself or
54 Suppl, 64|           should be given back his sword if a greater danger ~were
55 Suppl, 72|         hand, and gave to Judas a ~sword of gold, saying: Take this
56 Suppl, 72|             saying: Take this holy sword, a gift from God," etc.~
57 Suppl, 77|          art of ~warfare employs a sword for fighting, and a sheath
58 Suppl, 77|           the safe-keeping ~of the sword. And so among the parts
59 Suppl, 79|           by fire, nor pierced ~by sword, although he had the sense
60 Suppl, 93|        wherefore: Thine own soul a sword hath pierced - namely for
61 Suppl, 93|            life of the body to the sword, yet do we ~slay fleshly
62 Suppl, 93|       desires in the soul with the sword of the spirit." But no ~