Part, Question

 1   1, 21  |        Hence it ~follows that he endeavors to dispel the misery of
 2   1, 114 |   arguments mentioned above, he ~endeavors to prove that no bodies
 3   2, 28  |         on God's behalf, when he endeavors, to the ~best of his means,
 4   2, 44  |           dilates the heart unto endeavors of daring, as may be ~seen
 5   2, 2   | persecution inflicted by one who endeavors to force a man to renounce
 6   2, 34  |    unless he be out of his mind, endeavors to rival or surpass ~in
 7   2, 39  |          himself ~prevailing, he endeavors to harm him with strife
 8   2, 93  |          intends man's perdition endeavors, by his answers, even though
 9   2, 184 |       tend to ~this, and use his endeavors to have perfect charity.~
10   2, 187 |         a forecast of the wicked endeavors of the Jews, after the ~
11   3, 2   |          one Christ results, but endeavors from ~these words to introduce
12   3, 71  |       child, promises to use his endeavors that the child ~may believe.
13 Suppl, 17|        make use of their natural endeavors, which they who hold ~this
14 Suppl, 55|          the Church uses all her endeavors to prevent, it ~belongs
15 Suppl, 88|      argument of Rabbi Moses who endeavors to prove ~(Dux errantium