Part, Question

 1   2, 31 |      vital truths are not to be foregone ~on account of scandal.
 2   2, 31 |     seems that it should not be foregone for fear of scandalizing ~
 3   2, 31 |  fraternal correction should be foregone, because ~the means should
 4   2, 41 |       spiritual goods are to be foregone on account of scandal?~(
 5   2, 41 |       temporal things are to be foregone on account of scandal?~Aquin.:
 6   2, 41 |       spiritual goods should be foregone on account of scandal?~Aquin.:
 7   2, 41 |     spiritual goods ought to be foregone on ~account of scandal.
 8   2, 41 |         spiritual good is to be foregone on account of ~scandal.~
 9   2, 41 |       spiritual ~good should be foregone on account of scandal.~Aquin.:
10   2, 41 |        spiritual good should be foregone on account of scandal.~Aquin.:
11   2, 41 |   spiritual goods are not to be foregone on account ~of scandal.~
12   2, 41 |         to see what ought to be foregone ~in order to avoid scandal.
13   2, 41 |       salvation, and cannot be ~foregone without mortal sin: and
14   2, 41 |  scandal, no spiritual good is ~foregone.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[43] A[
15   2, 41 |        temporal goods should be foregone on account of scandal?~Aquin.:
16   2, 41 |        temporal goods should be foregone on account ~of scandal.
17   2, 41 |       OBJ[4]], whatever ~can be foregone without prejudice to the
18   2, 41 |       Now temporal goods can be foregone ~without prejudice to the
19   2, 41 |       Therefore they should be ~foregone in order to avoid scandal.~
20   2, 41 |         other temporal goods be foregone on account of ~scandal.~
21   2, 41 |   salvation, they are not to be foregone on account of ~scandal.
22   2, 106|         be ~spared and severity foregone. The same applies to the
23   2, 148| correction of a sinner is to be foregone, as ~stated above (Q[33],