Part, Question

 1   2, 16 |               expectation belongs to longanimity which is a species of ~fortitude.
 2   2, 16 |        expectation which belongs to ~longanimity. It implies a reference
 3   2, 134|            Whether it is the same as longanimity?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[136] A[
 4   2, 134|              patience is the same as longanimity? [*Longsuffering. It is ~
 5   2, 134|              patience is the same as longanimity. For Augustine ~says (De
 6   2, 134|             patience is the same as ~longanimity.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[136] A[
 7   2, 134|            impatience is contrary to longanimity, whereby one awaits a delay:
 8   2, 134|              patience is the same as longanimity. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[136]
 9   2, 134|             Therefore in like manner longanimity which takes count of time,
10   2, 134| longsuffering?" says: "It seems that longanimity differs from patience, ~
11   2, 134|           are ~said to be borne with longanimity: while those who take a
12   2, 134|              to great ~things, so by longanimity a man has a mind to tend
13   2, 134|          their object, so ~also does longanimity. Hence longanimity has more
14   2, 134|              does longanimity. Hence longanimity has more in common with ~
15   2, 134|           other sorrows. Accordingly longanimity and constancy ~are both
16   2, 134|              for good (which regards longanimity) and the toil which man
17   2, 134|          long lasting," he refers to longanimity, in so far ~as it has something
18   2, 134|             that they are borne with longanimity: ~whereas the very fact
19   2, 137|              enduring of ~evils: and longanimity, which may regard the long
20   3, 46 |        abides - which is the note of longanimity. Height is in ~that portion