Part, Question

 1   1, 22  |     evil of sin, He is ~said to abandon them: not that He altogether
 2   1, 68  |      measure as to be ready ~to abandon it, if it be proved with
 3   1, 69  |      measure as to be ready ~to abandon it, if it be proved with
 4   2, 44  |      the heat and vital spirits abandon ~the heart instead of concentrating
 5   2, 29  |  urgency it would be lawful to ~abandon one's children rather than
 6   2, 29  |   rather than one's parents, to abandon whom it is ~by no means
 7   2, 41  |      birth of scandal, ~than to abandon the truth." Now spiritual
 8   2, 99  |          as regards this point, abandon and hate them. It is in
 9   2, 99  |       against ~God, we must not abandon them for the sake of religion.
10   2, 99  |        that ~even then he might abandon them, and leave them in
11   2, 99  |         it is lawful for him to abandon them and enter ~religion,
12   2, 134 |   disturbed by sorrow, "lest he abandon ~with an unequal mind the
13   2, 182 |     state of perfection, cannot abandon the episcopal ~cure, save
14   2, 183 |         Whether he may lawfully abandon his subjects in a bodily
15   2, 183 |        be imposed, we must not ~abandon the delights of truth,"
16   2, 183 |        a purpose to sin, he may abandon it - and for this ~reason
17   2, 183 |       of bodily persecution to ~abandon the flock committed to his
18   2, 184 |       at higher objects within, abandon all things ~without." Now,
19   2, 184 | Therefore it belongs to them to abandon all outward things ~by voluntary
20   3, 57  |         into ~heaven He did not abandon those whom He adopted,"
21 Suppl, 96|  Catholic faith, and afterwards abandon it, and ~these are deserving