Part, Question
1 1, 24 | according to Prov. 3:3: "Forget not My ~Law, and let thy
2 1, 83 | for the soul ~so far to forget the existence of such knowledge
3 2, 37 | affliction of an hour maketh one ~forget great delights." Therefore
4 2, 48 | long, ~it seems to make men forget their friendship." But in
5 2, 53 | 117) that time makes us forget.~
6 2, 61 | the perfect virtues, "forget them; while it is impious
7 2, 99 | justifications I will never forget, for by them Thou ~hast
8 2, 99 | to a gloss) I will never forget." Therefore in the ~Old
9 2, 101 | beware lest at any time ~thou forget the Lord thy God, and neglect
10 2, 102 | a sign as they could not forget, wherefore it is written (
11 2, 113 | behind him. Hence he ought to forget ~them, and not stretch forth
12 2, 113 | that matter, he ought to forget them, lest he be ~drawn
13 2, 15 | is impossible ~for us to forget those things which are continually
14 2, 15 | clearly stated (Dt. 4:9): "Forget not the words that thy eyes
15 2, 25 | written (Ecclus. 7:29): ~"Forget not the groanings of thy
16 2, 28 | to Heb. ~13:16: "Do not forget to do good and to impart,
17 2, 30 | to Heb. 13:16: ~"Do not forget to do good and to impart,
18 2, 30 | commendable liberality that you forget ~not your kindred, if you
19 2, 45 | only, wherefore one can ~forget art and science, so as to
20 2, 68 | things, wherefore they easily forget ~them. Indeed, a discrepancy
21 2, 83 | says (Heb. 13:16): "Do not forget to do ~good and to impart,
22 2, 84 | according to Heb. 13:16, "Do not forget to do good ~and to impart,
23 2, 105 | De Benef. iii) that "to forget a kindness is the height
24 2, 105 | height of ingratitude to forget it." Now these do not seem
25 2, 105 | former should forthwith ~forget having given, and the latter
26 2, 105 | the latter should never forget having received." ~Now,
27 2, 105 | reason why the giver should forget is that he may be ~unaware
28 2, 105 | conferring a favor should forget about it, it is a mistake
29 2, 186 | according to Heb. 13:16, "Do not forget to do ~good and to impart,
30 3, 37 | saying: God hath made me to forget all my ~labors" (Gn. 41:
31 3, 64 | written (Heb. 13:16): "Do not ~forget to do good and to impart,
32 3, 89 | God is not so unjust as to forget the ~few good deeds on account
33 Suppl, 2 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: One may forget a thing in two ways, either
34 Suppl, 10| neglect. Now a man cannot forget a ~mortal sin without neglect,
35 Suppl, 84| blot them out; but if thou forget them, thou wilt then remember ~
36 Suppl, 95| Therefore the damned ~will forget what they knew here.~Aquin.:
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