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 1   1, 80 |    For this reason also the ~quarrels of animals are about things
 2   2, 70 |       emulations, wraths and quarrels, ~there is longsuffering,
 3   2, 102|   their lot, and strifes and quarrels be ~the result. Hence the
 4   2, 102|  would be able to quell such quarrels. Until that time a portable ~
 5   2, 105|   they ~forgot their private quarrels, so that the next of kin
 6   2, 39 |       The Douay version has 'quarrels'] are ~reckoned among the
 7   2, 39 |      up himself, stirreth up quarrels." Now strife is apparently
 8   2, 39 |     soweth [Vulg.: 'loveth'] quarrels." But discord is a daughter
 9   2, 39 |     the occasional cause of ~quarrels or strife, because, when
10   2, 64 |      is to be ~observed that quarrels arise more frequently where
11   2, 110| puffeth himself, stirreth up quarrels." ~Now it is a mortal sin
12   2, 110|      a mortal sin to stir up quarrels, since God hates those that ~
13   2, 110|    To boast in order to stir quarrels is a mortal sin. But it ~
14   2, 110|      boasts are the cause of quarrels, not ~intentionally but
15   2, 114|    From whence are wars and ~quarrels [Douay: 'contentions'] among
16   2, 130|  contention," ~whereby a man quarrels noisily with another. Fourthly
17   2, 147|  drunken with excess raiseth quarrels, and wrath and many ruins."
18   2, 156|  passionate'] ~man provoketh quarrels," says: "Anger is the door
19   2, 156|   thus anger ~gives rise to "quarrels," by which we are to understand
20   2, 178|     lessens the occasions of quarrels and ~disturbances. Hence
21   3, 59 |    He deign to be a judge of quarrels and an arbiter of property,