Part, Question

 1   2, 42  |       for instance if the foe hides himself in ambush: and then
 2   2, 102 |   seeks its food by night but hides by day, signifies the lustful
 3   2, 66  |       OBJ 2: Not everyone who hides the truth about a crime
 4   2, 66  |       only he who deceitfully hides the matter about which he ~
 5   2, 67  |     Reply OBJ 3: The wise man hides himself not by slandering
 6   2, 108 |       of God, whose truth one hides or corrupts by such a lie;
 7   3, 84  |       grievous. Secondly, one hides one's sin previously committed,
 8 Suppl, 6 |       speaking of the man who hides his sin by denying it ~or
 9 Suppl, 6 |      known to the priest, but hides it; wherefore his confession
10 Suppl, 11|       Him in ~confession, but hides them. Neither, therefore,
11 Suppl, 11|       submits to God. Now God hides the sins of those who submit
12 Suppl, 82| Further, every lightsome body hides one that is behind it; ~
13 Suppl, 82|     Further, every body which hides other bodies that are behind