Part, Question

 1   1, 72  |   folly. And thus ~some people presume to find fault with many
 2   1, 71  |   folly. And thus ~some people presume to find fault with many
 3   2, 72  |     when man goes so far as to presume on God's mercy or to give ~
 4   2, 102 |     that woman is forbidden to presume ~to teach, or perform other
 5   2, 105 |       for there ~was reason to presume that he intended to restore
 6   2, 10  |   consequently a ~grave sin to presume to dispute in public about
 7   2, 13  |         or who without merits ~presume on God's mercy, sin against
 8   2, 20  |        a more grievous sin to ~presume on human power than to presume
 9   2, 20  | presume on human power than to presume on the power of God. Now
10   2, 20  |       Thou ~humblest them that presume of themselves." This presumption
11   2, 30  |   small quantity that ~one may presume the father to be willing:
12   2, 31  |        that "one ought not to ~presume to reprove the conduct of
13   2, 31  |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: To presume oneself to be simply better
14   2, 64  |      who takes such things can presume that this is not against
15   2, 88  |       thus did the high-priest presume to adjure our Lord ~Jesus
16   2, 93  |     gods." Therefore if anyone presume to foreknow or foretell ~
17   2, 93  | boiling water, and no one must presume, by a superstitious innovation,
18   2, 160 |  inasmuch ~as love makes a man presume inordinately on his superiority
19   2, 184 |       any weaker person should presume to have ~such great virtue
20   2, 184 |     neither does a man unarmed presume to attack his enemy, ~because
21   2, 187 |     more easily than those who presume on their innocency. It is
22   3, 39  |  humility, lest anyone ~should presume to govern or teach others
23   3, 67  |    woman may be, ~she must not presume to teach men in the church,
24   3, 67  |        right to baptize, if he presume to utter the words, would
25   3, 72  |    their place. And if ~anyone presume to do otherwise, it must
26   3, 83  |       escape condemnation who ~presume to celebrate several masses
27   3, 83  |      dist. ~1): "Let no priest presume to say mass except in places
28   3, 83  |     vomiting. But no one is to presume to sing mass with a chalice
29   3, 83  |     command that no one shall ~presume to celebrate the sacrifice
30   3, 83  | ordained, that no priest is to presume to celebrate ~solemn mass,
31   3, 83  |      let no minister or priest presume ever to ~leave the Divine
32 Suppl, 18| Consequently if anyone were to presume to use his power against
33 Suppl, 45|       thereof; because we must presume good of everyone, unless
34 Suppl, 47| because the Church should not ~presume a person to sin until it
35 Suppl, 64|        2: Further, we ought to presume the better things of everyone.
36 Suppl, 64|      debt, the husband ~should presume that it pleases her to be
37 Suppl, 64|   Reply OBJ 2: The husband may presume this of his wife when he