Part, Question

 1   2, 6   |        he shoots an ~arrow and slays a passer-by. Such ignorance
 2   2, 88  |      death, or the soldier who slays the enemy of the common
 3   2, 100 |        who wishes to slay, and slays not: whereas the Divine ~
 4   2, 34  |      little one." ~Now nothing slays spiritually, except mortal
 5   2, 62  |      His wisdom, God sometimes slays ~sinners forthwith in order
 6   2, 62  |        De Civ. Dei i, 21), "He slays not who owes his service
 7   2, 62  |        thus: just as a soldier slays the ~foe by the authority
 8   2, 62  | sovereign, and the executioner slays the ~robber by the authority
 9   2, 62  |        him. Hence, though God ~slays evildoers even corporally,
10   2, 62  |    more grievously than he who slays a sinful man: first, because
11   2, 62  |     superior; nor is it he who slays the innocent man, but ~the
12   2, 113 |        sword of the persecutor slays effectively, being ~a sufficient
13   2, 160 |     thus he who, in ignorance, slays his father, is a parricide ~
14   3, 47  |         Nevertheless, ~whoever slays a man not only does a wrong
15   3, 69  |  captured a redoubtable enemy, slays him ~not forthwith, but
16 Suppl, 39|         Hence he who by mishap slays a man ~without knowing that
17 Suppl, 39|      who ~in a particular case slays a man in self-defense without