Part, Question

 1   2, 33 |       to the same cause, viz. ~idleness. Hence sloth would be nothing
 2   2, 33 |       which seems untrue, ~for idleness is opposed to carefulness,
 3   2, 33 |      seven things arise, viz. "idleness, ~drowsiness, uneasiness
 4   2, 33 |      is an effect of "spite." "Idleness" and "drowsiness" are reduced ~
 5   2, 52 |        seems to be the same as idleness or laziness, which belongs
 6   2, 52 |  choice ~also belongs: whereas idleness and laziness denote slowness
 7   2, 52 |        execution, ~yet so that idleness denotes slowness in setting
 8   2, 185|     directed to the removal of idleness whence arise many evils;
 9   2, 185|      that he be not ~idle, for idleness hath taught much evil."
10   2, 185|     directed to the removal of idleness, or the ~affliction of the
11   2, 185|        the body or of removing idleness: for the flesh is ~afflicted
12   2, 185|    fastings and watchings, and idleness is removed by ~meditation
13   2, 185|          says: "He who through idleness ~eats often at another's
14   2, 185|      not an easy livelihood in idleness, but the kingdom of God
15   2, 185|  religious to wish to ~live in idleness on the alms given to the
16   2, 185|       being fed and clothed in idleness, ~and furthermore to being
17   2, 185|      through those who live in idleness on the common revenues.~
18   2, 185| livelihood in order to live in idleness. on the other hand, he lives