Part, Question

 1   2, 73 |    the ~ostrich signifies the hypocrite, who derides the horse,
 2   2, 73 |       he has ~repented, nor a hypocrite, derides God explicitly,
 3   2, 98 |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: A hypocrite does not give a spiritual
 4   2, 98 | praise: so that seemingly the hypocrite ~is not guilty of simony. ~(
 5   2, 106|       maketh a man that is a ~hypocrite to reign for the sins of
 6   2, 109|     Isidore says (Etym. x): "'Hypocrite' is a Greek word ~corresponding
 7   2, 109|     says (Etym. x), "the word hypocrite is derived ~from the appearance
 8   2, 109|      seem what he is not is a hypocrite: for he ~pretends to be
 9   2, 109|      is not a dissembler or a hypocrite, because he is not bound ~
10   2, 109|  righteousness, he would be a hypocrite and a dissembler.~Aquin.:
11   2, 109|    any ~special virtue: for a hypocrite simulates any virtue, and
12   2, 109|       What is the hope of the hypocrite, if through ~covetousness
13   2, 109|   take by violence," says: "A hypocrite or, as the Latin ~has it,
14   2, 109|    Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The hypocrite in simulating a virtue regards
15   2, 109|       Holy Ghost. Therefore a hypocrite always sins mortally.~Aquin.:
16   2, 109|    the wrath of God": and the hypocrite is excluded from ~seeing
17   2, 109|   according to Job 13:16, "No hypocrite shall come before His ~presence."
18   2, 109|   Further, the intention of a hypocrite is to appear to be good.
19   2, 109|  thereof. Accordingly if by a hypocrite we mean a person whose ~
20   2, 109|      mortal sin. But if by a ~hypocrite we mean one who intends