Part, Question

 1   2, 102|          or for the welfare and prosperity ~of the offerers, in acknowledgment
 2   2, 105|    himself well in the midst of prosperity, as the Philosopher ~observes (
 3   2, 107|   easier to make use of earthly prosperity than to ~suffer tribulations.
 4   2, 107|       was ~followed by temporal prosperity, as may be gathered from
 5   2, 34 |         which is racked by ~the prosperity of another." Therefore envy
 6   2, 34 |        grieves for ~his enemy's prosperity, for fear lest he may do
 7   2, 34 |      the wicked, when I saw the prosperity of sinners ~[*Douay: 'because
 8   2, 34 |         the wicked, seeing the ~prosperity of sinners']." Fourthly,
 9   2, 34 |      the wicked, when I saw the prosperity of sinners" [*Douay: ~'because
10   2, 34 |       of the wicked, seeing the prosperity of ~sinners'], whereas the
11   2, 34 | misfortunes, and grief ~for his prosperity." For joy at our neighbor'
12   2, 34 |  misfortunes and grief for ~his prosperity seem to be the same as envy,
13   2, 34 |       have "grief at ~another's prosperity." The term is hatred itself,
14   2, 34 |         6]). Grief at another's prosperity is in one way the very same ~
15   2, 34 |      man grieves over another's prosperity, in so far ~as it gives
16   2, 38 |  against, and bring them to the prosperity ~of peace."~Aquin.: SMT
17   2, 44 |      written (Prov. 1:32): "The prosperity of fools ~shall destroy
18   2, 143|   honesty is ~given to external prosperity.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[145] A[