Part, Question

 1   2, 32 |         Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, leisure and rest consist in cessation
 2   2, 32 |      irksome. And ~in this sense, leisure and play and other things
 3   2, 61 |          truth demands a hollowed leisure; charity ~necessitates good
 4   2, 150|         order more freely to have leisure for Divine contemplation: ~
 5   2, 150|          is done in order to have leisure for Divine things: while
 6   2, 150| praiseworthy is that one may have leisure for Divine things, as ~stated
 7   2, 177|         life, namely the life of "leisure" which pertains to the ~
 8   2, 180|    contemplative life consists in leisure and rest, according to Ps.
 9   2, 180|       love of ~truth seeks a holy leisure, the demands of charity
10   2, 180|        Divine "truth seeks a holy leisure," ~namely of the contemplative
11   2, 180|           more, ~because the more leisure they have for thought, the
12   2, 183|        love of truth seeks a holy leisure, the demands ~of charity
13   2, 185|           that they may have more leisure ~for religious works, in
14   2, 186|       pertains to a ~praiseworthy leisure." That a man be placed "
15   3, 67 |           the clergy have not the leisure to do through being busy