Part, Question

 1   1, 113 |        being uncertain as it were, presumes to make an experiment of
 2   2, 102 |           in his eye," i.e. if he ~presumes in his own estimation that
 3   2, 11  |       imitate God in this, for she presumes ~that those who relapse
 4   2, 13  | presumption," when, namely, a ~man presumes that he can obtain glory
 5   2, 16  |             in so far as he either presumes above his capability, or
 6   2, 20  |            presumption whereby man presumes on ~himself rather than
 7   2, 20  |         the presumption whereby he presumes on God, ~since self-love
 8   2, 20  |          presumption whereby a man presumes inordinately on God, ~includes
 9   2, 20  |         troubled conscience always presumes [Douay: 'forecasteth'] grievous ~
10   2, 95  |  irreverence for him: since no one presumes to ~tempt one of whose excellence
11 Suppl, 47|           eyes ~of the Church, who presumes that there was no inward
12 Suppl, 47|      consent. Wherefore the Church presumes ~that he did consent, but