Part, Question

 1   1, 114 |     xxi, 6), the "demons are ~enticed through various kinds of
 2   1, 114 |    rites, not as an animal is enticed by food, but as a spirit
 3   2, 30  | unless a man win from one who enticed him to play, in which ~case
 4   2, 94  |   them, ~but by God. They are enticed by various objects differing
 5   2, 140 |      intemperate, ~yet man is enticed by individual pleasures
 6   2, 175 | Secondly, lest men's minds be enticed to lust, ~for it is written (
 7   2, 187 |   feared that the person thus enticed may ~turn back on finding
 8   3, 41  |   first man. For ~at first he enticed his mind to consent to the
 9   3, 64  | peculiar to the demons to ~be enticed to something by means of
10   3, 64  |     Dei xxi): "The demons are enticed . . . by means of creatures,
11   3, 64  |  natures, not as an animal is enticed by food, but as a ~spirit
12 Suppl, 21|    Church, when men had to be enticed to the ~faith by means of
13 Suppl, 25|       reason, so that men are enticed to substitute mere nothings,
14 Suppl, 27|       order ~for anyone to be enticed by the indulgence to perform