Part, Question

 1   1, 114 | certain phases of the moon, disturb ~man's imagination, when
 2   2, 3   |   things are removed which ~disturb and hinder man in attaining
 3   2, 5   | outward ~changes can indeed disturb such like happiness, in
 4   2, 44  |     increases so much as to disturb the reason, it hinders ~
 5   2, 59  |    things, they must needs ~disturb the mind of a wise man,
 6   2, 70  |      external things do not disturb ~them in their enjoyment
 7   2, 98  |     those evils which might disturb the peaceful ~condition
 8   2, 105 | taking of a little does not disturb the ~peace; in fact, it
 9   2, 3   |  may tend to scandalize and disturb others, is ~not necessary
10   2, 23  |    to resist the sins which disturb ~them by their onslaught.
11   2, 28  |    within and without which disturb the peace.~Aquin.: SMT SS
12   2, 37  |   unity of ~the Church, and disturb her peace, must be punished
13   2, 40  |     who are led by them to ~disturb the common good. Those,
14   2, 77  |   is one thing, and not to ~disturb the equality established
15   2, 134 |     evoked by hardships and disturb the soul.~Aquin.: SMT SS
16   2, 147 |     volatility is liable to disturb ~the brain, such as wine
17   3, 39  |     to wax cold. Nor let it disturb anyone that ~the tongues
18 Suppl, 25|   the Church's enemies, who disturb her ~peace; or such as the
19 Suppl, 82|    intense clarity does not disturb the sight, in so far as
20 Suppl, 82|   it does not by its nature disturb the ~sight but soothes it: