Part, Question

 1   1, 63  |               he was made, the ~devil refused righteousness. To this opinion,
 2   1, 64  |               he was made, the ~devil refused righteousness. To this opinion,
 3   1, 115 |              5~So there were some who refused to refer to a higher cause
 4   2, 89  |               precept, ~as though she refused to be held in check by the
 5   2, 105 |            Ecclus. 29:10): "Many have refused to lend, not out of ~wickedness,
 6   2, 105 |             was brought on to him who refused to take to himself ~the
 7   2, 76  |             where we read: "Many have refused to ~fenerate, not out of
 8   2, 81  |               correction must not ~be refused to any man so long as he
 9   2, 82  |              God with which Mardochai refused to ~adore Aman fearing "
10   2, 94  |              the divine law, for they refused to be defiled by the meat
11   2, 101 |        children of God": wherefore he refused to be ~honored by him as
12   2, 131 |              have been proud, had he ~refused to obey the command of his
13   2, 131 |             who through pusillanimity refused to make use of the money.
14   2, 161 |           subject to Him, and man who refused to be, as a servant, ~bound
15   2, 165 |               Daniel 1:8): "Those who refused to partake of the ~king'
16   2, 186 |                1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Isaac refused to accept the offer of possessions,
17   2, 186 |              however, related that he refused to accept such things as
18   2, 187 |             was restored to health he refused to become a monk." ~And
19   3, 42  |           wrote ~of Christ would have refused to believe the writings
20   3, 44  |              a sign from heaven," He ~refused, as Matthew relates (12,
21   3, 45  |            for a sign from heaven, He refused to give one; whereas here
22   3, 46  |               1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ refused to undergo dishonorable
23   3, 47  |             of hatred ~and envy, they refused credence to these signs,
24   3, 64  |            Though the martyr Cyprian ~refused to recognize Baptism conferred
25   3, 80  |              this sacrament should be refused to the sinner that ~approaches
26   3, 80  | reconciliation, Communion must not be refused even to public sinners, ~
27   3, 88  |             forgiven, because he ~had refused to forgive the debt of his
28 Suppl, 20|              the sacraments should be refused to no one.~Aquin.: SMT XP
29 Suppl, 20|        recourse to his superior if he refused, both on ~account of the
30 Suppl, 36|              are in sin should not be refused a remedy that may avail
31 Suppl, 62|               to retain her while she refused to desist from ~sin.~Aquin.:
32 Suppl, 74|           them be still." For what He refused ~to tell the apostles, He