Part, Question

 1   2, 55 |    speak of a perfect thief or robber; ~and of a good thief or
 2   2, 55 |         and of a good thief or robber, as the Philosopher explains (
 3   2, 92 |        a man is called a good ~robber, because he works in a way
 4   2, 45 |     Thus man is called "a good robber," ~and in this way may speak
 5   2, 45 |        may speak of "a prudent robber," by way of similarity, ~
 6   2, 62 |     the executioner slays the ~robber by the authority of the
 7   2, 64 |       who spends too much is a robber."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[66] A[
 8   2, 64 |      proximate ends, since the robber wishes to take a thing by
 9   2, 64 |        is a king but ~a mighty robber? since what is a robber
10   2, 64 |        robber? since what is a robber but a little king?" And
11   2, 123| promise or give something to a robber, and yet he would ~be guilty
12   3, 52 |      into which He brought the robber."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[52] A[