Part, Question

 1   1, 113 |        may be considered in the assault of the ~demons - the assault
 2   1, 113 |    assault of the ~demons - the assault itself, and the ordering
 3   1, 113 |       the ordering thereof. The assault itself ~is due to the malice
 4   1, 113 |        But the ordering of the ~assault is from God, Who knows how
 5   1, 113 | judgments. ~But sometimes their assault is a punishment to man:
 6   1, 113 |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The assault of the flesh and the world
 7   1, 113 |       hindered from any further assault. For Christ overcame the ~
 8   1, 113 |        sometimes return to the ~assault, is apparent from Mt. 12:
 9   2, 105 |  incurred by the victim ~of his assault. But this was not the case
10   2, 109 |        lest he be moved by ~the assault of sadness from what is
11   2, 121 |         only firmly to bear the assault of these difficulties by ~
12   2, 148 |       ordered "those guilty ~of assault while drunk to be more severely
13   2, 163 |        hand the cessation of an assault is ~akin to a reward. Now
14   2, 163 |       Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: An assault is penal if it be difficult
15   2, 163 |      Consequently the tempter's assault was not a ~punishment to
16   2, 167 |       He has formed. This is an assault on the Divine ~handiwork,
17   3, 15  |         He suffered no internal assault on the ~part of the "fomes"
18   3, 15  |        He sustained an external assault on the part ~of the world
19   3, 41  |         more powerful* than the assault of the envious devil. ~[*
20   3, 41  |        He ~seemed in this later assault to tempt Christ to dejection
21 Suppl, 2 |       has committed a murderous assault, even ~before his victim
22 Suppl, 41|        just as to kill a man by assault or by justice differentiates ~