Part, Question

 1   1, 63 |           sin, is the ~immoderate greed of temporal possessions
 2   1, 63 |          But if every ~immoderate greed of possessing any created
 3   1, 64 |           sin, is the ~immoderate greed of temporal possessions
 4   1, 64 |          But if every ~immoderate greed of possessing any created
 5   2, 7  | fraudulently, or ~from motives of greed or at a holy time or place,
 6   2, 75 |          itself, it satisfies the greed for gain, which ~knows no
 7   2, 116|       avaritia] denotes a certain greed for gold [aeris aviditas*],
 8   2, 116|             QQ[83], qu. 36) that "greed is the bane of charity."
 9   2, 116|        OBJ 2: Augustine is taking greed generally, in reference
10   2, 116|        for covetousness: because ~greed for any temporal good is
11   2, 116|           more of, are incited to greed for other people's property." ~
12   2, 116|            fraud, theft, perjury, greed of filthy ~lucre, false
13   2, 116|        comprised under fraud; and greed of filthy lucre ~belongs
14   3, 47 |        Judas betrayed Christ from greed, the Jews ~from envy, and