Part, Question

 1   1, 63 |   known ~to most men, and from forsaking the good dictated by reason,
 2   1, 64 | movably, and with the power of forsaking it and of clinging to the ~
 3   1, 64 |   known ~to most men, and from forsaking the good dictated by reason,
 4   1, 65 | movably, and with the power of forsaking it and of clinging to the ~
 5   2, 73 |       connected, but rather in forsaking the one for the many.~Aquin.:
 6   2, 18 |       thing's evil consists in forsaking its order. Again, the order
 7   2, 111|   person ~belittles himself by forsaking the truth, for instance
 8   2, 111|       of them is a sin through forsaking truth, which is a kind of ~
 9   2, 139|  things which ~seduce him into forsaking the rule of reason and Divine
10   2, 146|         sin results from a man forsaking the food of virtue on ~account
11   2, 154|        which one falls through forsaking reason; and thus incontinence ~
12   2, 165|      21): "Some there ~are who forsaking virtue, and ignorant of
13   2, 165|        Damas]: "We see priests forsaking the gospels and the prophets,
14   2, 187|        says (Heb. 10:25): "Not forsaking ~our assembly, as some are
15   3, 50 |         1/1 ~Reply OBJ 1: Such forsaking is not to be referred to