Part, Question

 1   1, 112 |     men?~(7) Whether the angel grieves over the loss of the one
 2   2, 47  |      anger except a hurt that ~grieves him: while whatever savors
 3   2, 48  | rejoice at the same ~thing; he grieves for the wrong done, while
 4   2, 27  |     sorrow, in so far as a man grieves for ~that which hinders
 5   2, 27  |     very sorrow, whereby a man grieves for the delay of ~glory,
 6   2, 28  |        that another's distress grieves him. And since sorrow or
 7   2, 28  |      about one's own ills, one grieves or sorrows for another's
 8   2, 28  |        as his own, so ~that he grieves for his friend's hurt as
 9   2, 28  |       s evils, for which ~pity grieves, in so far as it esteems
10   2, 28  |        suffer ~deservedly, and grieves, if things go well with
11   2, 34  |      to himself, as when a man grieves for ~his enemy's prosperity,
12   2, 34  |       is in this way that envy grieves for another's good: and
13   2, 34  |  reputation surpassing his, he grieves. ~Hence it is that those
14   2, 34  |       ways. First, when a man ~grieves for another's good, through
15   2, 34  |    neighbor's good, while envy grieves over ~it, as stated above (
16   2, 34  | another, since the envious man grieves over his neighbor's good, ~
17   2, 34  |        whereas the pitiful man grieves over his neighbor's evil,
18   2, 34  |     part of the man whose good grieves the envious man, for {nemesis}
19   2, 34  | sinners'], whereas the envious grieves over the good of those who
20   2, 34  |      envy, when, to Wit, a man grieves over another's prosperity,
21   2, 127 |        fortune, for every ~one grieves at the loss of what is helpful
22   2, 135 |        a long time for one who grieves not ~much at them, nor delights
23   2, 139 |       is moderate in hope, and grieves moderately ~for the absence
24   3, 15  |        AA[2],7, as when anyone grieves over the loss of grace or ~
25   3, 46  |       a guilty man suffers, he grieves not merely ~on account of
26   3, 46  |      whereas the ~innocent man grieves only for the penalty: yet
27   3, 84  |     are the sins over which he grieves, which he confesses, and ~
28   3, 84  |    penance is that whereby one grieves for a sin one has committed,
29   3, 85  |      also because the penitent grieves for the sin he has ~committed,
30 Suppl, 1 |      in himself that which he ~grieves to have done," because the
31 Suppl, 2 |       love of himself, he both grieves for his ills, and ~desires
32 Suppl, 3 |       offended God, implicitly grieves ~for his different sins
33 Suppl, 5 |        of necessity that a man grieves more for a ~greater sin
34 Appen1, 1|    obtaining. Thus no wise man grieves for being unable to fly ~