Part, Question

 1   1, 93 |        sin was avoided without struggle, and while ~it remained
 2   1, 94 |      Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, struggle and difficulty are required
 3   1, 94 |    Reply OBJ 2: Difficulty and struggle belong to the degree of
 4   2, 23 |       experience difficulty or struggle at times, in acquiring some
 5   2, 23 |         but ~on account of the struggle, which belongs to the irascible
 6   2, 33 |        the ~commandments." The struggle against spiritual goods
 7   2, 34 |        the ~reason that in the struggle aroused by envy there is
 8   2, 178|        Further, all strife and struggle is a hindrance to delight.
 9   2, 178|       Now ~there is strife and struggle in contemplation. For Gregory
10   2, 178|      God, it is in a ~state of struggle; at one time it almost overcomes,
11   2, 178|       1~Reply OBJ 2: Strife or struggle arising from the opposition
12   2, 178|     But there is no ~strife or struggle in contemplation on the
13   3, 18 |       seems to imply a certain struggle [*Greek, ~{agonia}] in a
14   3, 18 |        as far ~as it implies a struggle in the will arising from
15   3, 68 | intention, since at times they struggle and cry; but by the act