Part, Question

 1   2, 46 |      but in ~course of time spends itself. ~Aquin.: SMT FS
 2   2, 48 |   very fact that anger soon spends itself proves the ~strength
 3   2, 64 | wherefore he adds: ~"He who spends too much is a robber."~Aquin.:
 4   2, 115|     liberal man commendably spends ~more on others than on
 5   2, 115|       and likewise whoever ~spends what he has for the sake
 6   2, 132| work, for instance when one spends much in sending presents. ~
 7   2, 133|  little work, so long as he spends little. ~Wherefore the Philosopher
 8   2, 133|   the ~liberal man, that he spends his money readily and with
 9   2, 133| behooves to ~spend much, it spends little or nothing.~Aquin.:
10   2, 166|   the ~other hand, if a man spends too much on such persons,
11   2, 183|    for helping the poor, he spends the surplus from the ~Church