Part, Question

 1   2, 4  |      continues: "But we are ~confident and have a good will to
 2   2, 40 |   man hopes he is said to be confident, as though to hope and to
 3   2, 40 |    though to hope and to be ~confident were the same thing. But
 4   2, 43 |  owing to which they are not confident of victory.~
 5   2, 98 |      both because man was so confident in his ~own reason, that
 6   2, 108| other words, we must not ~be confident of getting the necessaries
 7   2, 16 |     says (Phil. 1:6): "Being confident of this very thing, ~that
 8   2, 18 |  faster he ~clings, the more confident he is of the reward, and,
 9   2, 67 |     fool leapeth over and is confident." Now what ~is done wisely
10   2, 121|   man fears to do what he is confident of having learned to do ~
11   2, 127|     he is ~healthy, a man is confident that he will live long.
12   2, 127|      and powerful, ~a man is confident that he will receive help
13   2, 127|      a magnanimous man to be confident in ~himself.~Aquin.: SMT
14   2, 146|            gives every one a confident and joyful mind." Thirdly,
15   3, 29 |       to be espoused, ~being confident that by the help of God
16   3, 59 |       where he says: "We are confident ~and have a good will to