Part, Question

 1   2, 6  |  faith in us, and ~nourishes, defends and strengthens it." Now
 2   2, 36 |   they ~contentious when each defends his own opinion by words.
 3   2, 39 |     the hands. But in him who defends himself, it may be without
 4   2, 40 | called quarrelsome because he defends himself, as ~stated above (
 5   2, 69 |      justice of the cause he ~defends, and also speech and hearing,
 6   2, 69 |   ought to be ~praised, if he defends an unjust cause.~Aquin.:
 7   2, 69 |    Wherefore, if knowingly he defends an unjust cause, ~without
 8   2, 69 |     provided. If, however, he defends an unjust cause unknowingly,
 9   2, 69 |       other hand an ~advocate defends one party only, and so he
10   2, 70 |  honor as there is when a man defends ~himself from being reviled:
11   2, 121|        courage, for alone she defends the honor of the virtues
12   2, 186|       whereby a man in battle defends his country ~against barbarians,
13   3, 79 |    means ~of arms by which he defends his body.~Aquin.: SMT TP