Part, Question

 1   1, 19  |  Therefore God is said to have repented, by ~way of comparison with
 2   2, 33  |        did not ~wish those who repented to be "swallowed up with
 3   2, 73  |    venial sin of which one has repented. For Isidore says (De Sum.
 4   2, 73  |    continues to do what he has repented of, is a ~derider and not
 5   2, 73  |    into a sin of which he has ~repented, nor a hypocrite, derides
 6   2, 86  | because it is probable that he repented of his ~sinful deed, which
 7   3, 80  |       s table, until they have repented of their sins and ~have
 8   3, 84  |     who still does what he has repented of." If, therefore, a man
 9   3, 84  |   afterwards sits, so he truly repented who ~subsequently sins.~
10   3, 88  |  subsequent sin, as though God repented His gift of ~forgiveness.~
11   3, 89  |      prodigal son, for when he repented, his father ~commanded that
12 Suppl, 62|  called a harlot since she has repented ~of her sin. Wherefore her
13 Suppl, 62|      especially after she has ~repented. But he is not bound, for
14 Suppl, 71|      they were in danger, they repented of their ~sin, according
15 Appen1, 2|         as they do, that if he repented ~neither by act nor by intention,