Part, Question

 1   2, 61  |     unbroken by fear, and yet vanquished by cupidity; or that ~he
 2   2, 34  |    sore of ~envy corrupts the vanquished heart, the very exterior
 3   2, 38  |      it is good for him to be vanquished, since nothing is ~more
 4   2, 122 |  conquers who would have been vanquished in living ~without faith."~
 5   2, 154 |    the victor rather than the vanquished. ~Now a man is said to be
 6   2, 160 |   queen of vices, when it has vanquished and captured the ~heart,
 7   3, 4   | assume ~human nature from the vanquished race, and thus to vanquish
 8   3, 14  |       strength, wherewith He ~vanquished the devil and healed human
 9   3, 39  |     opened: ~but after He had vanquished the tyrant by the cross;
10   3, 41  |    foe of the ~human race was vanquished, not as by God, but as by
11   3, 46  |     so proved that ~death was vanquished by the incorruption of His
12   3, 49  |    cap. xiv): "The ~devil was vanquished by Christ's justice: because,
13 Appen1, 2|     the demons whom they have vanquished, nor by ~the ministry of