Part, Question

 1   1, 19  |        that a man is a murderer or dangerous to society, ~to kill him
 2   1, 32  |             3): "No error is ~more dangerous than any as regards the
 3   2, 40  |            Kgs. 2:26), that "it is dangerous to drive people to despair." ~
 4   2, 40  |             and consequently prove dangerous to the foe.~
 5   2, 73  |         neighboring ~part, is more dangerous. Wherefore a sin must needs
 6   2, 78  |          and so the defect is more dangerous than in the case of the
 7   2, 97  |             A[6]). But it would be dangerous to leave this to ~the discretion
 8   2, 2   |            1~OBJ 2: Further, it is dangerous for man to assent to matters,
 9   2, 2   |            guided. Therefore it is dangerous to believe in such matters.
10   2, 10  |           good ~angel, it is not a dangerous or an unhealthy error, if
11   2, 10  |           in the second case it is dangerous to dispute in public about
12   2, 10  |            Hence it ~would be more dangerous for unbelievers to have
13   2, 19  |         view, then despair is more dangerous, since hope withdraws us
14   2, 24  |           the last days shall come dangerous times, men shall be lovers
15   2, 62  |       whole. Therefore if a man be dangerous ~and infectious to the community,
16   2, 62  |        puts to death those who are dangerous to others, while it allows ~
17   2, 62  |         love. Moreover it is ~most dangerous since no time is left wherein
18   2, 86  |            things, that may become dangerous ~accidentally. Wherefore
19   2, 87  |      reverence it demands the more dangerous it is, unless it be employed ~
20   2, 95  |       without reason he ~chooses a dangerous course, trying whether he
21   2, 116 |            its being somewhat more dangerous.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[118] A[
22   2, 130 |            is mortal if it be most dangerous and ~harmful. Now vainglory
23   2, 130 |        Vainglory is stated to be a dangerous sin, not only on ~account
24   2, 140 |         occurrence, and it is more dangerous for man to encounter them
25   2, 154 |           OBJ 3: Further, the more dangerous a sin the more grievous
26   2, 154 |        anger would seem to be more dangerous, since it leads a ~man to
27   2, 160 |          contract one that is less dangerous, so the sin of pride is
28   2, 167 |          ostentation, all the more dangerous as being a decoy ~under
29   2, 183 |          they need." For "if it is dangerous for the helmsman to leave ~
30   2, 185 |         ostentation, ~all the more dangerous as being a decoy under the
31   3, 41  |   temptation. And yet this seems a dangerous ~thing to do, since rather
32   3, 44  |        Scripture": Besides, it ~is dangerous, since the demons frequently
33   3, 68  |          circumstances it would be dangerous to baptize the children
34   3, 80  |           Gen. 42): ~"It is a most dangerous exchange, for us to do evil
35   3, 83  |        difficulty arises, the less dangerous course should ~always be
36   3, 84  |         after man has contracted a dangerous disease.~Aquin.: SMT TP
37 Suppl, 6 |     confess at once, though it is ~dangerous to delay.~Aquin.: SMT XP
38 Suppl, 8 |     instance, a ~priest's, is more dangerous to others, than another'
39 Suppl, 25|       apple. But this seems a very dangerous assertion to make. For as ~
40 Suppl, 36| constitution, else it is ~mortally dangerous to take them; others can
41 Suppl, 54|      because it became useless and dangerous to extend the ~prohibition
42 Suppl, 54|        with strangers: ~and it was dangerous because through the prevalence
43 Suppl, 64|          ailment so as to ~make it dangerous for herself, so is she not