Part, Question

 1   2, 5   |         wisdom (Wis. 8:16): "Her conversation hath no ~bitterness, nor
 2   2, 35  |           Her," i.e. wisdom's, ~"conversation hath no bitterness nor her
 3   2, 35  |           and gladness." Now the conversation and company of wisdom are
 4   2, 59  |        and ~fortitude." Now the "conversation" of wisdom "hath no bitterness,"
 5   2, 9   |        written (Wis. 8:16): "Her conversation hath no bitterness, nor
 6   2, 22  |          whose dwelling [Douay: 'conversation'] is not with men" (Dan. ~
 7   2, 22  |      written ~(Phil. 3:20): "Our conversation is in heaven." But this "
 8   2, 22  |         is in heaven." But this "conversation" ~will be perfected in heaven,
 9   2, 27  |    according to Wis. 8:16: "Her ~conversation hath no bitterness." Therefore
10   2, 43  |    according to Wis. 8:16, ~"her conversation hath no bitterness, nor
11   2, 96  |       the course of an ~ordinary conversation. Therefore neither is it
12   2, 96  |         swear by God in ordinary conversation, both on account of scandal ~
13   2, 104 | fellowship, affable and pleasant conversation without flattery." ~Therefore
14   2, 141 |        third has to do with the ~conversation or any other intercourse
15   2, 166 |       receives ~the pleasures of conversation. Now this pertains to the
16   2, 175 |        one or a few, in familiar conversation, and in this respect the
17   2, 175 |     written (Ecclus. 9:11): "Her conversation burneth as fire." ~Thirdly,
18   2, 178 |        wisdom (Wis. ~8:16): "Her conversation hath no bitterness, nor
19   3, 40  |           Except the gods, whose conversation is not with ~men"; and the
20   3, 46  |      example of shunning worldly conversation. ~Accordingly the passage
21   3, 48  |         or silver from your vain conversation of the ~tradition of your
22 Suppl, 15|         of contemplatives whose "conversation is in heaven": and this,