Part, Question

 1   1, 2  |         mentally admitted: "The fool said in his ~heart, There
 2   1, 63 |         man. But no man, save a fool, ever makes choice of being
 3   1, 64 |         man. But no man, save a fool, ever makes choice of being
 4   2, 2  |           What ~doth it avail a fool to have riches, seeing he
 5   2, 46 |       whosoever shall say 'Thou fool'" [where we ~have "perfection
 6   2, 47 |   peasant; a wise man, if by a ~fool; a master, if by a servant.~
 7   2, 48 |       say to his brother, 'Thou fool.'" Therefore anger does
 8   2, 87 |         man being scourged, the fool shall be wiser." ~Accordingly
 9   2, 102|       an ~ass together"; thus a fool should not accompany a wise
10   2, 8  |    thing. A man is said to be a fool if he judges wrongly about
11   2, 39 |     Prov. 18:6): "The lips of a fool ~intermeddle with strife."
12   2, 44 |        world, let him become a ~fool, that he may be wise." Therefore
13   2, 44 |          Every man is ~become a fool for knowledge," and wisdom
14   2, 44 |     under the letter S) that "a fool ~is one whom shame does
15   2, 44 |      under the letter of S): "A fool is one ~who through dullness [
16   2, 44 |    sense of judgment, while the fool has the sense, though dulled, ~
17   2, 44 |       man would appear to be a ~fool chiefly through some deficiency
18   2, 44 |        for that reason called a fool.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[46] A[
19   2, 44 |    Though no man wishes to be a fool, yet he wishes those ~things
20   2, 44 |         that he is drawn like a fool to ~bonds."~Aquin.: SMT
21   2, 52 |         20:7): "A babbler and a fool ~[imprudens] will regard
22   2, 58 | according to Eccles. 10:3, "The fool when he walketh in the way, ~
23   2, 58 |         whereas he himself is a fool, esteemeth all men fools."
24   2, 61 |         that giveth honor ~to a fool." For, since the gentiles
25   2, 61 |    hundred marks. So too, is a ~fool honored if he stand in God'
26   2, 62 |           and Prov. 11:29: "The fool shall serve the wise." Hence, ~
27   2, 67 |        declineth from evil, the fool leapeth over and is confident."
28   2, 69 |  persons: thus it ill becomes a fool to ~give counsel, or the
29   2, 70 |         his brother . . . Thou ~fool, shall be in danger of hell
30   2, 70 |         10): "He that putteth a fool to silence appeaseth anger."
31   2, 70 |        to Prov. 26:5, "Answer a fool according to his folly,
32   2, 70 |      Prov. 26:4): "Answer not a fool according to ~his folly,
33   2, 111|         world, let him become a fool that he may be wise." But
34   2, 116|      that "a prodigal man is ~a fool rather than a knave."~Aquin.:
35   2, 117|       that "it is the mark of a fool to give too much and ~receive
36   2, 156|          to his brother, "Thou ~fool." But these degrees are
37   2, 156|        say ~to his brother Thou fool!" Consequently it is clear
38   3, 54 |    returned to ~death; and what fool would dare to say this,