Part, Question

 1   2, 62 |   the judge struggling ~with robbers, although even these sin
 2   2, 64 |     to restitution, just as ~robbers are, and by so much do they
 3   2, 64 |     sin more grievously than robbers, as ~their actions are fraught
 4   2, 67 |     is like the ~violence of robbers, according to Ezech. 22:
 5   2, 67 |    as it is lawful to resist robbers, so is it lawful, in a like
 6   2, 102|    men are not bound to obey robbers, who oppress them with ~
 7   2, 116| despoilers of the dead, ~and robbers." Therefore it seems that
 8   2, 116|   violence on the living, as robbers do, or ~by despoiling the
 9   2, 121|  storms at sea, attacks from robbers, and the like, do not seem
10   2, 121| through fear of shipwreck or robbers.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[123] A[
11   2, 186|      or his friends against ~robbers is full of justice": even
12   3, 46 |     Him to be crucified with robbers?~(12) Whether Christ's Passion
13   3, 80 |   public ~usurers, or public robbers, or from being denounced