Part, Question

 1   2, 89  |        due order of the end being safeguarded. Now each ~of these happens
 2   2, 89  |           order of the ~end being safeguarded, is due to the fact that
 3   2, 95  |          that innocence might ~be safeguarded in the midst of wickedness,
 4   2, 105 |       things which can easily be ~safeguarded from a thief, the thief
 5   2, 105 |            sheep cannot be easily safeguarded from a thief, because they
 6   2, 105 |        their owners, who had not ~safeguarded their beasts from these
 7   2, 108 |      given that justice ~might be safeguarded, not that man might seek
 8   2, 28  |       such a way that ~justice is safeguarded, whether we give to the
 9   2, 31  | incorrigible, the common good is ~safeguarded in this way, since the order
10   2, 80  |         Even so all friendship is safeguarded and increased by the ~practice
11   2, 107 |        prudence, which should be ~safeguarded in all the virtues. For
12   2, 139 |     impulse the good of reason is safeguarded by moral virtue. ~We may
13   2, 149 |           its ~holiness, which is safeguarded by her persevering continency."
14   2, 184 |           of flesh and spirit is ~safeguarded by continence, for it is
15   3, 28  |          the Word made flesh, God safeguarded her virginity so as to manifest ~
16   3, 29  |            that thus she might be safeguarded from ill fame. Whence ~Ambrose
17   3, 84  |   integrity which is bestowed and safeguarded by the aforesaid sacraments, ~
18   3, 84  |        who cross the sea is to be safeguarded ~in a whole ship, while
19 Suppl, 25|        these meritorious works is safeguarded, ~since they did them for
20 Suppl, 53|         of marriage would not be ~safeguarded, and this is especially
21 Suppl, 56|        bond, the more is it to be safeguarded. ~Now a spiritual bond is
22 Suppl, 65|    worship of God was ~spread and safeguarded by a carnal propagation.~
23 Suppl, 96|     thereby the Divine justice is safeguarded which is acceptable to God