Part, Question

 1   2, 105 | infallible proof, and we must be content with a certain ~conjectural
 2   2, 31  |        of money, he must not be ~content that his creditor come to
 3   2, 38  |          to no man . . . ~and be content with your pay' [*Lk. 3:14].
 4   2, 38  |         he commanded them to be ~content with their pay, he did not
 5   2, 39  |         for the angry man is not content to hurt secretly the object ~
 6   2, 51  |          what he can, were to be content with ~awaiting God's assistance,
 7   2, 85  |       Levi . . . shall . ~. . be content with the oblation of tithes,
 8   2, 121 |        body: but in soul am well content to suffer ~these things
 9   2, 139 |    required by ~nature, which is content with very little. But this
10   2, 144 |        Further, as man should be content with moderate meat, so should ~
11   2, 144 |        should be [Vulg.: 'are'] ~content." Now there is no special
12   2, 144 |          special virtue in being content with moderate ~clothes.
13   2, 160 |             Pride is by no means content with the destruction of
14   2, 162 |      covered, with these we are ~content." Therefore just as food
15   2, 167 |   covered, with these let us be ~content;" - and "simplicity," which
16   2, 186 |          the most lonely places, content to live on ~water and the
17   3, 1   |        acceptation of him who is content with it, even though it
18   3, 28  |         ungrateful, were she not content with ~such a Son; and were
19   3, 36  |        is the ~Lord of the world content with the paltry power of
20   3, 36  |        royal pre-eminence, ~yet, content with the testimony of the
21   3, 51  |      propriety. ~And we ought to content ourselves with simplicity
22   3, 89  |        the sacred order, must be content with saving their souls;
23 Suppl, 66|        they were unwilling to be content with ~one wife. The first