Part, Question

 1   1, 14 |    predication, ~everything that savors of imperfection; and everything
 2   2, 47 |         OBJ 3: Further, whatever savors of excellence makes a man
 3   2, 47 |      grieves him: while whatever savors of defect is above all a
 4   2, 102|         the products of the soil savors rather of a ~simple life;
 5   2, 102|      whereas the eating of flesh savors of delicate and ~over-careful
 6   2, 1  |         ignorance of such things savors of ~unbelief, according
 7   2, 19 |       goodness and mercy, and so savors of ~unbelief. But whoever
 8   2, 23 |          as the taste judges of ~savors according to its disposition,
 9   2, 30 |       reproof of the ~wrong-doer savors, apparently, of severity
10   2, 44 |     quick to distinguish between savors ~of meats, so is a wise
11   2, 44 |       crafty ~devices;" and this savors of duplicity. Therefore
12   2, 61 |        worthy of honor. Now this savors of ~respect of persons.
13   2, 87 |          by a creature, for this savors of ~the blasphemy of unbelief.
14   2, 88 |     learning something: for this savors of ~fellowship with them.
15   2, 97 | extension of the term, whatever ~savors of irreverence for the sovereign,
16   2, 127|        that imply defect. Now it savors of excellence that a man
17   2, 128|       and ~wronging others. This savors of an excess of magnanimity,
18   2, 139|      regard the delight taken in savors which are the ~object of
19   2, 139|       belongs the discernment of savors, which make the food ~pleasant
20   3, 39 |           Christ." But "the mean savors of the nature of the extremes" (
21   3, 41 |       becoming to Christ. But it savors of extreme ~austerity that
22   3, 48 |       kind of bondage, since it ~savors of bondage for a man to
23 Suppl, 9|      obstacle to Penance. But it savors of ~hypocrisy to divide