Part, Question

 1   2, 35  |       xix.] "torpor is sorrow ~depriving of speech; anxiety is the
 2   2, 37  |     the ~use of reason, before depriving one of life. Nevertheless
 3   2, 73  |       is inflicted on a man by depriving him of ~the life of grace,
 4   2, 91  |  following from the Divine law depriving man of his proper ~dignity,
 5   2, 30  |      happen, supposing that by depriving himself of ~necessaries
 6   2, 62  |        a very great injury, by depriving oneself of the time ~needful
 7   2, 70  |   dishonors another, first, by depriving him of the excellence for
 8   2, 106 |        sin should be ~taken by depriving a man of what he loves most.
 9   2, 113 | flatterer softens the ~mind by depriving it of the rigidity of truth
10 Suppl, 11|   pastoral charge, and yet in ~depriving him he seem to divulge the
11 Suppl, 21|      man with stripes; ~and by depriving him of prayers and other
12 Suppl, 42|    this in two ways: first, by depriving the act to ~which concupiscence
13 Suppl, 59|      in order to punish her by depriving ~her of the comfort of his
14 Suppl, 81| overcome ~altogether except by depriving it of its being in such