Part, Question

 1   2, 47 | vengeance: nor does any injury ~provoke one to vengeance, but only
 2   2, 47 |         are signs of ~contempt, provoke anger.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
 3   2, 47 |       they are naturally apt to provoke anger, ~because they make
 4   2, 47 |     defect of a person does not provoke ~anger against him.~Aquin.:
 5   2, 99 |         you ~will not, and will provoke Me to wrath: the sword shall
 6   2, 10 |         allowed, since it would provoke scandal and endanger the
 7   2, 34 |         those which follow them provoke the soul to all ~kinds of
 8   2, 63 |      Eph. 6:4): "You, fathers, ~provoke not your children to anger";
 9   2, 63 |        parents are forbidden to provoke their ~children to anger,
10   2, 81 |        asks, nay rather will he provoke God to anger." Therefore
11   2, 88 |  resembling an oath in order to provoke another to do a certain ~
12   2, 89 |        order to show off, or to provoke pleasure. Hence Augustine
13   2, 131|          Col. 3:21): "Fathers, ~provoke not your children to indignation,
14   2, 131|         to Col. 3:21, "Fathers, provoke not your children to indignation,
15   2, 148|  physician's advice in order to provoke vomiting, he is not to be
16   2, 165|        Consider one another to ~provoke unto charity and to good