Part, Question

 1   1, 114 |      concerning the ~outcome of wars, and other human actions,
 2   2, 102 |        were engaged in various ~wars with the neighboring nations;
 3   2, 104 |        nations. Thus, ~too, the wars and deeds of this people
 4   2, 104 |    mystical ~sense: but not the wars and deeds of the Assyrians
 5   2, 104 | foreigners: for instance, about wars waged ~against their foes,
 6   2, 28  |        to their will. Hence all wars are waged ~that men may
 7   2, 37  |        kings: and seditions and wars were raised ~therein [*Vulg.: '
 8   2, 37  |        and provinces, and . . . wars were raised therein of old']."
 9   2, 38  |       the sword." Therefore all wars are ~unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT
10   2, 38  |    looks upon as peaceful those wars that are waged not for ~
11   2, 38  |         of arms" or "bloodless ~wars," as Jerome states in an
12   2, 38  |        as ~stated above (A[1]), wars are lawful and just in so
13   2, 38  |         superiors, take part in wars, not indeed by taking up
14   2, 38  |      among the faithful, carnal wars should be considered as
15   2, 38  |    other men to ~engage in just wars. For they are forbidden
16   2, 38  |         interpreted "rest." But wars are full of unrest. Therefore
17   2, 39  |         James 4:1): "Whence are wars and contentions? Are they
18   2, 81  |         their enemies, else all wars would be ~unlawful, which
19   2, 114 |    James 4:1): "From whence are wars and ~quarrels [Douay: 'contentions']
20   2, 120 |    James 4:1, "From ~whence are wars and contentions among you?
21   2, 121 |          De Civ. Dei xix) that "wars are waged ~in order to insure
22   2, 121 |        war that regards general wars. However, personal and civil ~
23   2, 121 |    conflicts which ~are private wars, and so with regard to these
24   3, 72  |    battle, and hence in earthly wars, generals ~and captains
25 Suppl, 72|        in ~the gospels, such as wars, fears, and so forth, have