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 1   1, 85  |  intelligence is not burdened with cares, ~but is as it were barren
 2   1, 90  |           some defect, the ~artist cares not: thus, for instance,
 3   2, 21  |            governs the ~community, cares, first of all, for the common
 4   2, 46  |         hater, on the other ~hand, cares not for all this, since
 5   2, 30  |          had, so that no household cares might keep him ~back" (3
 6   2, 75  |         mind too much with worldly cares, and ~consequently withdraws
 7   2, 75  |        withdraws it from spiritual cares; wherefore the Apostle ~
 8   2, 100 |            being charged with like cares: thus the ~servants of Naaman
 9   2, 109 |            above, one, namely, who cares not to be ~holy but only
10   2, 115 |            bound by any household ~cares." For this belongs to the
11   2, 117 |          though despising ~virtue, cares not whence or how he receives.
12   2, 129 |         evil things, as when a man cares not by what means he obtains ~
13   2, 130 |           man ~(Ethic. iv) that he cares more for truth than for
14   2, 130 |           man (Ethic. iv), that he cares not to be praised. ~And
15   2, 134 |           in darkness, and in many cares, and in misery and in ~sorrow."
16   2, 151 |        back by carnal pleasures he cares not to ~obtain spiritual
17   2, 162 |            work." Secondly, by the cares of his ~toil, without which
18   2, 178 | contemplative life tramples on all cares and longs to see the ~face
19   2, 178 |          the ~mind tramples on all cares and longs to gaze on the
20   2, 186 |            three. The first is the cares ~which riches bring with
21   2, 186 |          most exempt from external cares; this being accomplished
22   2, 187 |       Christ are not ~bound by the cares of the secular life, and
23 Suppl, 86|            the word of God by ~the cares which they entail (Lk. 8:
24 Suppl, 86|         that one renounce temporal cares, lest the mind be hindered ~