Part, Question
1 2, 35 | is sorrow for another's wrongs." But it ~is possible for
2 2, 35 | to sorrow for another's wrongs, and for another's ~good,
3 2, 45 | those who have suffered wrongs are wont to be daring; ~"
4 2, 45 | 5. But the ~suffering of wrongs pertains to defect. Therefore
5 2, 38 | described as one that avenges wrongs, when a nation or ~state
6 2, 38 | refusing to make amends for the wrongs ~inflicted by its subjects,
7 2, 42 | any other man more, he ~wrongs no man. Therefore he does
8 2, 53 | deceived, and ~to endure wrongs inflicted on them by fraud.~
9 2, 106| when he takes revenge ~for wrongs inflicted on himself. But,
10 2, 106| example to bear our own wrongs with ~magnanimity, yet not
11 2, 106| yet not to suffer God's wrongs, not even by listening to ~
12 2, 106| and in ~due manner, the wrongs they themselves receive
13 2, 106| with them as to endure the wrongs they inflict on God and
14 2, 106| be ~patient under our own wrongs, but to overlook God's wrongs
15 2, 106| wrongs, but to overlook God's wrongs is most ~wicked."~Aquin.:
16 2, 106| defending himself ~against wrongs, lest they be inflicted
17 2, 121| more easily to bear earthly wrongs, if we are forearmed ~with
18 2, 134| be patient under our own ~wrongs, but to endure God's wrongs
19 2, 134| wrongs, but to endure God's wrongs patiently is most wicked":
20 2, 134| time is a circumstance of wrongs endured, so is ~place. But
21 2, 151| body through lust a man wrongs God ~Who is the Supreme
22 2, 180| bear with equanimity the wrongs their ~neighbors do to them,
23 2, 186| tolerating patiently the wrongs done ~to others: and this
24 2, 186| wicked to overlook the wrongs done to God."~Aquin.: SMT
25 3, 46 | committed ~against Himself, He wrongs no one: just as anyone else,
26 Suppl, 8| privilege should be given that wrongs a third ~party. Now it would
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