Part, Question

 1   1, 29  |   but that to meet heretical attack, it was ordained by conciliar
 2   1, 113 |      incite him to a sharper attack. But this is not befitting ~
 3   2, 23  |   else it has a ~movement of attack on the hurtful evil, which
 4   2, 44  |    is afraid is not quick to attack, but is more inclined to
 5   2, 44  |      animals, when in pain, ~attack with their jaws or with
 6   2, 39  |     their public authority, ~attack certain men and these defend
 7   2, 81  |       sometimes men lawfully attack their enemies, else all
 8   2, 81  | Reply OBJ 3: It is lawful to attack one's enemies, that they
 9   2, 121 |     it is ~more difficult to attack than to endure. Therefore
10   2, 121 |   changed by another. Now to attack is to act on ~another, and
11   2, 121 |     belongs to ~fortitude to attack rather than to endure.~Aquin.:
12   2, 121 |      not to fear, whereas to attack ~denotes a movement contrary
13   2, 121 |    it seems ~that it regards attack rather than endurance.~Aquin.:
14   2, 121 |     to increase fear. Now to attack ~belongs to fortitude in
15   2, 121 |       dangers rather than to attack them.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[123]
16   2, 121 |   sometimes it helps one to ~attack, in so far as one prefers
17   2, 124 |    to ~endure, and daring to attack. Therefore fearlessness
18   2, 154 |  passion endures, just as an attack of intermittent ~fever lasts
19   2, 157 |    For animals ~of this kind attack man that they may feed on
20   2, 184 |     a man unarmed presume to attack his enemy, ~because Samson
21   3, 44  |   harmful are the demons who attack ~men; secondly, that all
22 Suppl, 93|  defend his country from the attack of an enemy who ~designs