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 1   1, 63  |       another, inasmuch as he deems his neighbor's good ~to
 2   1, 64  |       another, inasmuch as he deems his neighbor's good ~to
 3   2, 11  |      of that ~school which he deems best." But choice is an
 4   2, 12  |       falsehood, not that he ~deems God a false witness, but
 5   2, 19  |     hand, the fact that a man deems an arduous good impossible ~
 6   2, 20  |  owing to ignorance ~that one deems an impossible thing to be
 7   2, 26  |       in as much as the lover deems the beloved as ~somewhat
 8   2, 35  |  neighbor's profit, while one deems a certain thing good, and
 9   2, 55  |  consent, when, to wit, a man deems himself satisfied, if he
10   2, 63  |   aroused ~chiefly when a man deems himself unjustly injured,
11   2, 68  |       matter with due care he deems ~himself certain about that
12   2, 108 | himself ~shamefully, since he deems himself an honest man when
13   2, 118 |  judgment on the law, when it deems that the law ~should not
14   2, 127 |  because the "magnanimous man deems himself worthy of the ~greatest
15   2, 127 |  worthy of ~little things and deems himself worthy of them,
16   2, 127 |        since "the magnanimous deems himself worthy of ~great
17   2, 127 | according to reason, for ~"he deems himself worthy in accordance
18   2, 128 |       except in so far ~as he deems his ability greater than
19   2, 130 |    contends save for ~what he deems great. Wherefore the Philosopher
20   2, 131 |    Ethic. iv, 3) that "he who deems ~himself less worthy than
21   2, 131 |   failure in what one falsely deems to exceed one's ability. ~
22   2, 139 |    worthy of small things and deems himself worthy of them is
23   2, 143 |      own reckoning because he deems himself great and ~deserving
24   2, 145 | fasting loves not many words, deems wealth superfluous, scorns ~
25   2, 154 |      choice ~(in so far as he deems that he must choose this
26   2, 156 |      with the injury which he deems done to himself: and through
27   2, 156 |     man is angry, and whom he deems unworthy ~[indignum] of
28   3, 46  |    innocence, in so far as he deems the hurt ~inflicted to be
29   3, 80  |    under my roof"; and he who deems that he ~ought to refrain
30   3, 83  |       the Apostle (1 Cor. 13) deems it improper for Christ to ~
31 Suppl, 6 |    Further, by humility a man deems himself worse than another,
32 Suppl, 6 |     man, who is truly humble, deems himself worse not as though
33 Suppl, 93|      as each one, by charity, deems another's ~good his own.