Part, Question

 1   1, 80 |           an ~animal resists these attacks that hinder what is suitable,
 2   2, 45 |           object of fear, that one attacks it boldly. ~But despair
 3   2, 109|           guarding him against the attacks ~of the passions, as appears
 4   2, 3  |          faithful, or to check the attacks of ~unbelievers: but at
 5   2, 39 |          mortal sin in the man who attacks another unjustly, for it
 6   2, 48 |         prudence, ~whereby hostile attacks are repelled.~Aquin.: SMT
 7   2, 121|          sickness, ~storms at sea, attacks from robbers, and the like,
 8   2, 125| inordinately, or to others whom he attacks with daring, or exposes ~
 9   2, 134|         evils patiently, but ~even attacks the person who inflicts
10   2, 139|   consequently with daring, which ~attacks the objects of fear in the
11   3, 44 |          further and more grievous attacks from the ~old enemy. This
12   3, 89 |          away, returns and bravely attacks the foe, ~than of one who