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 1   2, 20  |     like manner, ~if a man bear patiently a wrong done to him, the
 2   2, 87  |       of his past sin, or bear ~patiently the punishment which God
 3   2, 87  |       his soul, if he bears it ~patiently.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[87] A[
 4   2, 114 |        who strove for the faith patiently and bravely even till death. ~
 5   2, 32  |         and yet ~they bear them patiently out of reverence for the
 6   2, 53  |    their knowledge, but to bear patiently the effect of being deceived,
 7   2, 71  |       for as much as he suffers patiently being detracted himself. ~
 8   2, 106 |     with the wicked by enduring patiently, and in ~due manner, the
 9   2, 106 |       person, he should bear it patiently if this be expedient. For ~
10   2, 134 |   covetous, who bear many evils patiently ~that they may amass money,
11   2, 134 |        the ~sorrow that we bear patiently. Now the fact that a man
12   2, 134 |       man does not endure evils patiently, but ~even attacks the person
13   2, 134 |        the fact that a man may ~patiently endure evils pertaining
14   2, 134 |      but to endure God's wrongs patiently is most wicked": and ~Augustine
15   2, 134 |     crimes are said to be borne patiently."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[136]
16   2, 159 |       it"; the ~fifth, "to bear patiently that this be said of us";
17   2, 182 |     that a ~man bears hardships patiently, according to Rm. 8:35, "
18   2, 182 | abstaining, but in bearing want patiently." Wherefore the Apostle ~
19   2, 183 |       of his subjects, suffered patiently to be delayed even from
20   2, 183 |       The wicked must be borne ~patiently, when there are some good
21   2, 186 |         the sense of tolerating patiently the wrongs done ~to others:
22   3, 80  |  received," namely, by bearing ~patiently the sting of Satan.~Aquin.:
23   3, 86  |      punishment which he bears ~patiently.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[86] A[
24   3, 86  |          by bearing punishment ~patiently with the help of Divine
25 Suppl, 15|       taking advantage of ~them patiently. If, however, he refuse
26 Suppl, 15|        refuse to submit to them patiently, then ~they do not become
27 Suppl, 15|        in so far as we use them patiently. In this ~way man makes
28 Suppl, 25|       in which, too, ~many have patiently borne unjust tribulations
29 Suppl, 43|      give it back, so it may be patiently ~tolerated that those who