Part, Question

 1   2, 43 |      defect. But "those ~who contend fear those who contend with
 2   2, 43 |   who contend fear those who contend with them" (Rhet. ii, 5).
 3   2, 43 |     1~Reply OBJ 3: Those who contend with one another are afraid,
 4   2, 43 |  power which enables them to contend: but on account of the ~
 5   2, 10 | Apostle says (2 Tim. 2:14): "Contend not in words, for it ~is
 6   2, 36 |       it happens that people contend either in the courts or ~
 7   2, 36 |       for example, those who contend by disputing with heretics.
 8   2, 36 |    who says (2 ~Tim. 2:14): "Contend not in words." Moreover (
 9   2, 36 |  Para. 1/3~I answer that, To contend is to tend against some
10   2, 36 | after saying (2 Tim. 2:14): "Contend not in words," adds, "for
11   2, 36 |      sense Catholics ~do not contend against heretics, but the
12   2, 41 |        5:40): "If a man will contend with thee in judgment, and
13   2, 121|     it is more difficult ~to contend with a stronger than with
14   2, 140|      it is more difficult to contend against ~pleasure than against
15   3, 46 |    Still, there are some who contend that this discrepancy is
16   3, 57 |      body, and by which they contend ~that contrary elements