Part, Question

 1   2, 84  |            it ~were, nourished and fostered, for which reason covetousness
 2   2, 23  |          charity has to be ~fed or fostered lest it be destroyed: in
 3   2, 45  |      virtue is both originated and fostered by teaching; it therefore
 4   2, 47  |           virtue is engendered and fostered by experience and time." ~
 5   2, 140 |        Further, children should be fostered and nourished: whereas ~
 6   2, 140 |            should be nourished and fostered ~in children, but that which
 7   2, 140 |      reason in them should ~not be fostered, but corrected, as stated
 8   2, 145 |            in body they were to be fostered with kindness ~rather than
 9   2, 149 | concupiscence of such pleasures be fostered by consenting to it, it
10   3, 29  |         Fourthly, that He might be fostered by Joseph: who is therefore
11   3, 35  |          Therefore He wished to be fostered and brought up at ~Nazareth.
12 Suppl, 29|          be ~shattered rather than fostered. Now oil has a softening
13 Suppl, 43|            soul of his little son, fostered no little sinner for the ~
14 Suppl, 56|           though yet needing to be fostered in the womb of the ~Church.