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 1   2, 73 |       directly to do harm to his neighbors; ~whereas the fornicator
 2   2, 100|      charity extends ~to all our neighbors. Now the precepts of the
 3   2, 100|  referring to children and other neighbors.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100] A[
 4   2, 100|         to other men who are his neighbors and live ~with him under
 5   2, 100|         5] Body Para. 3/4~To his neighbors a man behaves himself well
 6   2, 24 |    Consequently we love all ~our neighbors with the same love of charity,
 7   2, 24 |        of love are shown to our ~neighbors in general, as when we pray
 8   2, 24 |           For the angels are our neighbors by reason of their fellowship
 9   2, 24 |           to love, as being our ~neighbors, those from whom we receive
10   2, 25 |      reason for loving all one's neighbors, which reason is God, as ~
11   2, 25 |        we ought to love ~all our neighbors equally.~Aquin.: SMT SS
12   2, 25 |           ii, 4). Now to all our neighbors we wish an ~equal good,
13   2, 25 |        we ought to love all our ~neighbors equally.~Aquin.: SMT SS
14   2, 25 |      against the love of certain neighbors, than ~against the love
15   2, 25 | Therefore we ought to love some ~neighbors more than others.~Aquin.:
16   2, 25 |         charity, to love all our neighbors ~equally, as regards our
17   2, 25 |       Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Our neighbors are not all equally related
18   2, 25 |          observed here: for some neighbors are ~connected with us by
19   2, 25 |      above (A[5]): and among his neighbors he should love ~his parents
20   2, 25 |        more than even his better neighbors, because the intensity ~
21   2, 25 |         to be observed among our neighbors, a man will simply ~love
22   2, 30 |        or a supper, call not thy neighbors who are rich, lest ~perhaps
23   2, 31 |          person, but to all our ~neighbors in general, whether those
24   2, 42 |        to love most those of our neighbors who ~are more virtuous or
25   2, 62 |      Lord's command, slew their ~neighbors and friends, would seem
26   2, 65 |        in words injurious to our neighbors. We shall consider (1) those ~
27   2, 69 |        thy friends . . . nor thy neighbors who are rich: lest ~perhaps
28   2, 72 |        speaks such ill about his neighbors as may stir his ~hearer'
29   2, 99 |       with regard to any ~of our neighbors are offered to God, according
30   2, 101|          neighbor. Now different neighbors are honored under ~different
31   2, 120|          our parents, of all our neighbors, we are ~under the greatest
32   2, 149|         organs of generation are neighbors, that the ~neighborhood
33   2, 159|        with humility to all ~our neighbors for God's sake, according
34   2, 180|     equanimity the wrongs their ~neighbors do to them, whether their
35   2, 182|          we ~cannot love all our neighbors actually, even though we
36   2, 187|          to communicate with his neighbors, and consult those ~who