Part, Question

 1   2, 25  |       Civ. Dei xiv, 3,[7] sqq.) omits ~hope and puts desire in
 2   2, 71  |       be sinful, as when anyone omits going to ~church on account
 3   2, 72  |     hoard money, both robs, and omits to give ~what he ought,
 4   2, 72  |          both eats too much and omits the prescribed fasts. The
 5   2, 76  |       of sin; ~in so far as one omits to say what one ought, or
 6   2, 88  |      what the law ~forbids, nor omits what the law prescribes
 7   2, 106 |    quoting perhaps from memory, omits the ~"et" (and), after "
 8   2, 31  |         when out of charity one omits to correct someone. ~For
 9   2, 31  |     wrongdoer from sin, and yet omits to do so, through fear or
10   2, 41  |         insufficient, ~since it omits "thought" or "desire."~Aquin.:
11   2, 78  |        like, all of which Tully omits in the aforesaid enumeration
12   2, 105 | ungrateful, because he not only omits to pay the ~debt of gratitude,
13   2, 109 |        he dissembles not ~if he omits to signify what he is. Hence
14   2, 113 |   according as one ~observes or omits the due circumstances. For
15   2, 187 |        look back, save ~when he omits to do that which he engaged
16   3, 31  |         is unsuitable, since he omits three ~kings in the middle
17   3, 84  |        quoting from memory, and omits the words in brackets.]): "
18 Suppl, 6 |        to a man's health if ~he omits to confess immediately to
19 Suppl, 6 |         to confess at once, and omits to do so, ~with a priest
20 Suppl, 10|      excuse. Therefore if a man omits to ~confess a sin, because
21 Suppl, 48|      the less valid. Yet he who omits this ~intention sins; for
22 Suppl, 96|  regards the works of mercy and omits other ~works, is guilty