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 1   2, 46  |         that whose who are very drunk, so as to be incapable ~
 2   2, 46  |      but those who are slightly drunk, do get angry, through being
 3   2, 67  |        asleep, or because he is drunk, or for some like ~reason;
 4   2, 76  |    result being that he becomes drunk ~and indiscreet, and this
 5   2, 76  |         committed by a man when drunk, although in the ~latter
 6   2, 76  |       more harm is ~done by the drunk than by the sober, as the
 7   2, 77  |     with one who ~wilfully gets drunk, for in that case he is
 8   2, 77  |  whatever he does through being drunk. Secondly, we must observe
 9   2, 88  |       has no thought of getting drunk, for in that case ~the drunkenness
10   2, 88  |     drink. If, however, he gets drunk frequently, this ignorance
11   2, 103 |      woman rotted, when she had drunk the water "on ~which" the
12   2, 77  |         instance, if a man gets drunk at night, and cannot get
13   2, 145 |         and ~Eph. 5:18, "Be not drunk with wine, wherein is luxury."
14   2, 148 |         But no man wishes to be drunk, since no man wishes to
15   2, 148 |      drink that which makes him drunk, which would seem very hard.~
16   2, 148 |     believe that Noah was made ~drunk as related in Gn. 9. In
17   2, 148 |       OBJ 3: Even as he that is drunk is excused if he knows not
18   2, 148 |      kind of person to be ~made drunk by the drink offered. But
19   2, 148 |         yet ~he would rather be drunk than abstain from drink.
20   2, 148 | impossible for a man to ~become drunk assiduously, without exposing
21   2, 148 |     drink to the point of being drunk, is a mortal sin. Hence ~
22   2, 148 |        when the latter was made drunk. But slavery was not ~the
23   2, 148 |        guilty ~of assault while drunk to be more severely punished
24   2, 151 |   Apostle ~(Eph. 5:18), "Be not drunk with wine wherein is lust [
25   2, 174 |        Jews deemed the apostles drunk when the latter spoke in
26   3, 73  |         is ~eaten and His blood drunk in this sacrament. Therefore,
27   3, 77  |       is hungry, and another is drunk": upon which the ~gloss
28   3, 80  |       is hungry, and another is drunk."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
29   3, 80  |        he who had once eaten or drunk could never afterwards ~
30   3, 81  |       iv. But what is eaten and drunk is in the eater and drinker. ~
31   3, 81  |           When he had eaten and drunk, says: Christ ate and drank ~
32   3, 83  |  remembers that he has eaten or drunk something, or that he is
33   3, 83  |  remembers that he has eaten or drunk anything, he ~ought nevertheless
34   3, 83  |       altar." It ~might even be drunk by the minister, unless
35 Suppl, 95|    commit a crime through being drunk (Ethic. iii). Now the damned ~