Part, Question

 1   2, 69  |     the poor in spirit. Again, cruel ~and pitiless men seek by
 2   2, 102 |      to be less inclined to be cruel to other men, through ~being
 3   2, 102 |      bowels of ~the wicked are cruel." Consequently the Lord,
 4   2, 105 |       his life; and that, by a cruel death, which was implied
 5   2, 28  |     himself, as when we suffer cruel treatment in ourselves,
 6   2, 38  |      for ~inflicting harm, the cruel thirst for vengeance, an
 7   2, 99  |  highest degree of piety to be cruel in this matter." ~Therefore
 8   2, 155 |         that "those are called cruel ~who have reason for punishing,
 9   2, 156 |        and most ~of all than a cruel soul." [*'Severo'. The correct
10   2, 157 |     that "those are said to be cruel who exceed in ~punishing,"
11   2, 157 | written (Jer. 6:23): "They are cruel, and will ~have no mercy";
12   2, 157 |         11:17, "But he that is cruel casteth ~off even his own
13   2, 157 |        him, is not ~said to be cruel, but to be brutal or savage."~
14   3, 47  |         For it is a wicked and cruel act to hand over an innocent ~
15   3, 47  |      It is indeed a wicked and cruel act to hand over an ~innocent
16 Suppl, 71|      he put many ~martyrs to a cruel death" [*De his qui fide