Part, Question

 1   1, 20  |        more. However, it ~may seem presumptuous to pass judgment on these
 2   2, 64  |             as a man is said to be presumptuous, ~through hoping to receive
 3   2, 107 |           the Law, and not to the ~presumptuous devices of man, was more
 4   2, 10  |             Moral. xxxi, 45) that "presumptuous innovations arise from vainglory."~
 5   2, 20  |         hope of being pardoned, is presumptuous, and this does not diminish, ~
 6   2, 20  |           repenting ~of it, is not presumptuous, but diminishes sin, because
 7   2, 31  |             would seem to savor of presumptuous pride; but there is no presumption
 8   2, 122 |        rather would it ~seem to be presumptuous and rash. Therefore martyrdom
 9   2, 128 |         too it would be sinful and presumptuous for ~a man while in a state
10   2, 128 |     perfect virtue. But it is not ~presumptuous or sinful for a man to endeavor
11   2, 128 |           ability. Hence it is not presumptuous for a man to attempt the ~
12   2, 128 |     virtuous deed: but it would be presumptuous if one ~were to make the
13   2, 128 |            But a man is said to be presumptuous even if he ~deem himself
14   2, 128 |           of ~external fortune the presumptuous disdain and wrong others,
15   2, 128 |           which with us denotes a ~presumptuous man, "is opposed to the
16   2, 128 |             Body Para. 2/2~Now the presumptuous man, as regards that to
17   2, 128 |           rule, wont to call a man presumptuous for ~going beyond his powers
18   2, 128 |     however, such a man be ~called presumptuous, this kind of presumption
19   2, 128 |            it is evident ~that the presumptuous man sometimes falls short
20   2, 129 | magnanimity by excess: because the presumptuous man attempts great deeds ~
21   2, 129 |         would not be ambitious but presumptuous.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[131] A[
22   2, 130 |           so far as it renders man presumptuous and too self-confident: ~
23   2, 142 |          afraid of being marked as presumptuous or hypocritical for doing
24   2, 159 |         the reason for restraining presumptuous hope which pertains to ~
25   2, 159 |            reason for ~suppressing presumptuous hope is based on divine
26   2, 183 |           height of degree, it ~is presumptuous to desire the episcopal
27   2, 183 |        reason for it, it would be ~presumptuous for any man to desire to
28   2, 183 |          to ~perfection. Now it is presumptuous to think oneself perfect,
29   2, 183 |            perfect, but it is ~not presumptuous to tend to perfection. Secondly,
30   2, 183 |            this would be proud and presumptuous; but ~it suffices that he
31   3, 64  |           to Demophilus: "It seems presumptuous for such a ~man," i.e. a
32   3, 84  |        heaven." Therefore it seems presumptuous ~for a priest, who has received
33 Suppl, 29|           foregoing ~opinion seems presumptuous and erroneous; and for that
34 Suppl, 36|          ad Demophil.): "It seems ~presumptuous for such a man, one to wit
35 Suppl, 71|          the aforesaid ~opinion is presumptuous, as being in opposition