Part, Question

 1   1, 43  |     his ~possessions, or to undertake any arduous work.~Aquin.:
 2   1, 43  |     his ~possessions, or to undertake any arduous work.~Aquin.:
 3   1, 107 |     it ~signifies that they undertake fearlessly the Divine behests
 4   2, 114 |  toil - rather, it makes us undertake the greatest toils, "for
 5   2, 114 |    men's wills are moved to undertake these works, ~even though,
 6   2, 121 | infection, or not refuse to undertake a journey ~with some godly
 7   2, 140 |  commendable for those ~who undertake the duty of giving themselves
 8   2, 145 |      when thou ~desirest to undertake some pious work, since Christ
 9   2, 180 |      the demands of charity undertake an honest ~toil," the work
10   2, 183 |     the demands ~of charity undertake an honest labor. If no one
11   2, 183 |     the demands of charity ~undertake an honest labor." Secondly,
12   2, 183 |     love of God that ~a man undertake the pastoral care of Christ'
13   2, 184 |  recognize that we have to ~undertake the hunger of fasting, watchings,
14   3, 67  |  also, someone is needed to undertake the office ~of nurse and
15 Appen1, 2|     then the ~will does not undertake the punishment, and would