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 1   2, 63  |         injuries to ~orphans and widows: hence it is written (Ecclus.
 2   2, 63  |          OBJ 2: Injuries done to widows and orphans are more insisted
 3   2, 79  |         visit the fatherless and widows in their tribulation, ~and
 4   2, 79  |        visit the ~fatherless and widows" indicates an order between
 5   2, 79  |         visit the fatherless and widows in their ~tribulation" is
 6   2, 101 | exposition of 1 Tim. 5:3, "Honor widows ~that are widows indeed,"
 7   2, 101 |           Honor widows ~that are widows indeed," and (1 Tim. 5:17), "
 8   2, 150 |      sublime" in comparison with widows and married ~women.~Aquin.:
 9   2, 152 |      abhor ~abductors whether of widows or of virgins on account
10   2, 167 |       that not only ~virgins and widows, but also wives and all
11   2, 183 |         any of the faithful have widows, let him ~minister to them,
12   2, 183 |     sufficient for them that are widows indeed." Much more therefore
13   2, 184 |     where the ~Apostle says that widows who "will marry have [Vulg.: '
14   2, 185 |        visit the ~fatherless and widows in their tribulation," which
15   2, 185 |          fatherless, orphans, or widows, or when the bishop of the ~
16   2, 185 |         Tim. 5:16) forbids those widows who have other means of ~
17   2, 185 |     sufficient for them that are widows indeed." And Jerome says
18   2, 186 |        visit the fatherless and ~widows in their tribulation." Now
19   2, 186 |         visit the fatherless and widows in their tribulation," ~
20   2, 186 |          defense of the poor and widows. ~Wherefore it is said in
21   2, 186 |        the ~fatherless . . . and widows." Likewise to be a soldier
22   2, 187 |       youth and every age, grave widows and ~aged virgins . . .
23   3, 36  |         and married people or to widows, such ~as Simeon and Anna.~
24 Suppl, 63|       that the ~younger," namely widows, "should marry, bear children."
25 Suppl, 93|        fruit of the married, of ~widows, and of virgins. Therefore
26 Suppl, 93|     reward assigned ~to virgins, widows, and married persons is
27 Suppl, 93|      signifies the burden which ~widows have to bear in this world.
28 Suppl, 93|          is ~the spirituality of widows. Accordingly to those who
29 Suppl, 93|          keep the ~continence of widows, the sixtyfold fruit; and
30 Suppl, 93|      greater reward is ~due. Now widows have greater difficulty
31 Suppl, 93|        is speaking in ~praise of widows. Moreover, the Philosopher
32 Suppl, 93|        greatest reward is due to widows more than to virgins.~Aquin.:
33 Suppl, 93|           and in other respects, widows, other things being ~equal.
34 Suppl, 93|      pleasure. In these respects widows experience the ~lesser conflict,
35 Suppl, 93|         the purpose of remaining widows, even though they do not ~