Part, Question

 1   1, 43 |        charity leading a ~man to expose himself to the danger of
 2   1, 60 |         the virtuous ~citizen to expose himself to the danger of
 3   1, 43 |         charity leading a man to expose himself to the danger of
 4   1, 61 |         the virtuous ~citizen to expose himself to the danger of
 5   2, 79 |          even as ~we are said to expose a person to danger if we
 6   2, 60 |      Further, no man is bound to expose himself to danger, in order
 7   2, 60 |        Now sometimes a man would expose himself to ~the danger of
 8   2, 86 |           Further, no one should expose himself to danger. But whoever ~
 9   2, 87 |            Moreover, he does not expose himself to danger, if God
10   2, 100|  wherefore it is praiseworthy to expose oneself to the danger of
11   2, 121|       not seem that one ought to expose ~oneself to the danger of
12   2, 121|            or as making a person expose himself ~to danger in order
13   2, 121|      Reply OBJ 3: A man does not expose his person to dangers of
14   2, 123|       belongs to a ~brave man to expose himself to danger of death
15   2, 127|       belongs to ~a brave man to expose himself to danger. Therefore
16   2, 127| magnanimous man is most ready to expose himself to danger, since
17   2, 146|       much, ~yet it is sinful to expose oneself to its necessity
18   3, 29 |    becoming ~that virgins should expose themselves to evil report,
19   3, 29 |       away [*Douay: 'publicly to expose ~her'], i.e. to take her
20   3, 29 |          not willing publicly to expose her," than ~understood of