Part, Question
1 1, 24 | or treats of the art of warfare, or ~relates the deeds of
2 1, 112 | good angels; and ~their warfare against the bad angels.
3 2, 57 | 3, e.g. in the arts of warfare, of seamanship, and of ~
4 2, 57 | counselors in matters of warfare, or ~seamanship, are said
5 2, 38 | 4): "The weapons of our warfare are not carnal, ~but mighty
6 2, 45 | particular genus, namely warfare, so he that reasons well
7 2, 48 | prudence seems to be the art of warfare, according to ~the Philosopher (
8 2, 48 | counts for a great deal in ~warfare. Therefore military prudence
9 2, 48 | there is great need in ~warfare for that species of prudence
10 2, 49 | in matters of trade, or ~warfare, or the like.~Aquin.: SMT
11 2, 56 | bravery is useful to others in warfare, and justice is ~useful
12 2, 56 | useful to others both in warfare and in time of peace."~Aquin.:
13 2, 56 | for it is only useful in warfare, whereas justice ~is useful
14 2, 100 | of an army in matters of warfare, a professor in matters
15 2, 121 | as it is useful both in ~warfare, and in matters relating
16 2, 123 | contemplation or spiritual warfare, if he still ~fears to be
17 3, 72 | has waged the spiritual ~warfare with the courage of a man.
18 Suppl, 77| of art: thus the art of ~warfare employs a sword for fighting,
19 Suppl, 93| of man upon earth is a ~warfare" (Job 7:1) - and with reference
20 Suppl, 93| 4): "The weapons of our warfare are not carnal but spiritual" ~[
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