Part, Question

 1   1, 20  |      battle the general loves the ~soldier who after flight returns
 2   1, 23  |         were to ~give a horse to a soldier because he knows he will
 3   1, 24  |            aspect of an end. For a soldier is not ~chosen or inscribed
 4   1, 63  |        superior; for instance, the soldier's will, according to the ~
 5   1, 64  |        superior; for instance, the soldier's will, according to the ~
 6   2, 88  |             thief to death, or the soldier who slays the enemy of the
 7   2, 91  |             as it were: thus if a ~soldier be turned out of the army,
 8   2, 100 |          requisite ~first that the soldier should be subject to the
 9   2, 100 |            is a greater ~sin for a soldier to act treacherously and
10   2, 109 |      movers; as the ~spirit of the soldier is bent towards seeking
11   2, 110 |         accustomed to say that the soldier is in the good graces of
12   2, 29  |        very great ~goodness. But a soldier on the battlefield is bound
13   2, 29  |     safeguard the common weal, the soldier who with this in view succors ~
14   2, 38  |          Tim. 2:4: "No man being a soldier to God, entangleth ~himself
15   2, 38  |         among other ~things that a soldier has to learn is the art
16   2, 42  |           Reply OBJ 2: Even as the soldier who fights legitimately
17   2, 62  |         they acted thus: just as a soldier slays the ~foe by the authority
18   2, 62  |           by him; ~unless one be a soldier, exercise a public office,
19   2, 62  |          good, as in the case of a soldier ~fighting against the foe,
20   2, 69  |         even as it is lawful for a soldier to lay ambushes in a ~battle.
21   2, 69  |            3]), it is lawful for a soldier, ~or a general to lay ambushes
22   2, 69  |       because no man "serveth as a soldier at any time at his own charge ~[*
23   2, 69  |           Vulg.: 'Who serveth as a soldier,']" (1 Cor. 9:7). On the
24   2, 75  |         Tim. 2:4): "No man being a soldier to God entangleth himself
25   2, 85  |            9:7): "Who serveth as a soldier at any time at his own charge?
26   2, 85  |          Tim. 2:4, "No man being a soldier to God, entangleth ~himself
27   2, 98  |             9:7, "Who serveth as a soldier at any time at his own ~
28   2, 101 |          lord under one aspect, a ~soldier his commanding officer under
29   2, 102 |        virtues correspond: ~thus a soldier, by defending his king's
30   2, 102 |          authority; for instance a soldier must obey his general in
31   2, 115 |          use. Thus it belongs to a soldier's fortitude not only to
32   2, 135 |          work, for instance that a soldier persevere to the end of ~
33   2, 185 |         Tim. ~2:4, "No man being a soldier to God, entangleth himself
34   2, 186 | inconsistent with the ~duties of a soldier. Therefore no religious
35   2, 186 |          widows." Likewise to be a soldier for the sake of ~some worldly
36   3, 47  |         and its author; ~because a soldier cannot conquer unless he
37   3, 63  |       character (A[1]) by which a ~soldier of the king is distinguished
38   3, 63  |     distinguished from the enemy's soldier in relation ~to the battle.
39   3, 72  |            sign of the cross, as a soldier with the sign of his leader,
40   3, 72  |            enrolled as a Christian soldier. And therefore ~he is brought
41   3, 72  |            enrolled as a Christian soldier. For one who is not yet ~
42   3, 89  |        officer thinks more of ~the soldier who, after running away,
43 Suppl, 24|          life, e.g. if he become a soldier, or if he be guilty of bigamy [*