Part, Question

 1   1, 60  |    deliberation exposed to the blow for the ~whole body's safety.
 2   1, 61  |    deliberation exposed to the blow for the ~whole body's safety.
 3   1, 113 |        from ~heaven and at one blow consumed Job's servants
 4   2, 60  |        destroyed in the undue ~blow; while gentleness is destroyed
 5   2, 74  |  matter, as may be seen in the blow that is inflicted in the
 6   2, 105 |      the slave died ~under the blow of his master. If, however,
 7   2, 58  |    whoever does not ward off a blow from a ~fellow man when
 8   2, 62  |       natural result of such a blow.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[64] A[
 9   2, 63  |      body's integrity, while a blow ~merely affects the sense
10   2, 70  |         hast dealt him a fatal blow." Therefore one ought not
11   2, 70  |         for when He received a blow, He said: "Why strikest ~
12   2, 71  |       by theft, or by a crafty blow, so again one man injures ~
13   2, 71  |        else do ~backbiters but blow on the dust and stir up
14   2, 121 |      Hom. xxv in Evang.), "the blow that is foreseen strikes
15   2, 136 |    through yielding to a heavy blow, for walls yield to the
16 Suppl, 3 |   death ~of a friend, or for a blow, or the like, it seems that
17 Suppl, 14| satisfaction to another for a ~blow, if while throwing himself
18 Suppl, 24|     man in ~authority, and the blow be given neither through
19 Suppl, 24|     daughter; (4) if he return blow for blow at ~once; (5) if
20 Suppl, 24|       4) if he return blow for blow at ~once; (5) if the striker