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 1   2, 103 |       them (Gal. 4:9) "weak and needy ~elements": weak indeed,
 2   2, 103 |        results from their being needy, i.e. from the fact that
 3   2, 28  |          whether we give to the needy or forgive the ~repentant."
 4   2, 30  |       something is given to the needy, out of compassion and for
 5   2, 30  |        alms, is ~by nature more needy than the spirit which is
 6   2, 30  |       is to be commended if the needy one is comforted ~by it:
 7   2, 30  |     sometimes more welcome to a needy man than a spiritual alms.
 8   2, 30  | observes (Topic. iii, 2), for a needy man "money is better than ~
 9   2, 30  |    equal, but if he who is less needy is better, and is in want ~
10   2, 30  |        to rot, the money of the needy ~that you have buried underground:
11   2, 30  |    being freed from care, to be needy with Christ."~Aquin.: SMT
12   2, 38  |      the poor: and deliver ~the needy out of the hand of the sinner";
13   2, 56  |       the act ~of succoring the needy. Now in succoring the needy
14   2, 56  |     needy. Now in succoring the needy we give them what is ~not
15   2, 56  |         Wherefore to succor the needy, ~which belongs to mercy
16   2, 61  |   respect of the person of the ~needy. Therefore in judicial sentences
17   2, 61  |         one ought to succor the needy as ~far as possible, yet
18   2, 64  |        to refuse to ~succor the needy when you can and are well
19   2, 68  |      the poor, ~and deliver the needy from the hand of the sinner";
20   2, 69  |       always bound ~to feed the needy. Therefore neither is an
21   2, 69  |    throughout the world for the needy that one may succor them;
22   2, 75  |      for the ~assistance of the needy: or again, a man may take
23   2, 79  |    usefulness ~to him, the more needy the man the more praiseworthy
24   2, 86  |          He is a kind and not a needy ~exactor, for he does not
25   2, 92  |      you again to ~the weak and needy elements?" says: "The observance
26   2, 116 |         that thou hoardest, the needy man's money ~that thou possessest,
27   2, 116 | softened by mercy to assist the needy with his ~riches [*See Q[
28   2, 184 |     that those who ~assist "the needy with the things they possess,
29   2, 185 |     working, and gave it to the needy when they were converted
30   2, 185 |      bestowed his ~goods on his needy brethren; for all Christians
31   2, 185 |     have for the support of the needy.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[187] A[
32   2, 185 |       written (Ps. 69:6): "I am needy and poor"; where a gloss
33   2, 185 |          where a gloss says: ~"'Needy,' that is a suppliant; '
34   2, 185 |       not only poor, but are so needy that they have to receive ~
35   2, 186 |       the poor, and deliver the needy out of the hand of the sinner."~
36   3, 35  |       it down; the steps of the needy," i.e. of the ~apostles
37   3, 61  |       of the Old Law "weak and ~needy elements" (Gal. 4:9) because
38   3, 62  |      you again to the weak ~and needy elements?" i.e. "to the
39 Suppl, 72|      glory that they assist the needy ~for their salvation: for