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 1   1, 112|       thoughts of mortal men are fearful, and our ~counsels uncertain."
 2   2, 43 |         by our own doing are not fearful. But that which we do ~from
 3   2, 45 |          daring regards evil and fearful things, as stated in Ethic.
 4   2, 45 |         fear, the pursuit of the fearful ~evil belongs to daring,
 5   2, 57 |      thoughts ~of mortal men are fearful, and our counsels uncertain."
 6   2, 60 |        the same reason so do all fearful objects, and the same ~applies
 7   2, 87 |         sin to sin, are the more fearful of ~sinning. With regard
 8   2, 91 |      thoughts of mortal men are ~fearful, and our counsels uncertain."
 9   2, 109|      thoughts of mortal men are ~fearful and our counsels uncertain."
10   2, 18 |           consequently the ~less fearful of punishment.~Aquin.: SMT
11   2, 50 |      thoughts of ~mortal men are fearful, and our counsels uncertain" (
12   2, 67 |         since "death is the most fearful of all temporal things" (
13   2, 121| something ~extreme: and the most fearful of all bodily evils is death,
14   2, 123|        Judges 7:3, "Whosoever is fearful," ~etc., says that "a man
15   2, 123|        etc., says that "a man is fearful when he trembles at the
16   2, 123|       What man is there that is ~fearful and fainthearted?" says: "
17   2, 123|          yet ~this is due to the fearful, according to Apoc. 21:8, "
18   2, 123|          to Apoc. 21:8, "But the fearful and ~unbelieving and the
19   2, 124|           Further, nothing is so fearful as death, according to the ~
20   2, 142|        it is not apprehended as ~fearful, and for this reason the