Part, Question

 1   2, 61 |       so far as nature allows, neglects ~the needs of the body;
 2   2, 74 |       contempt: and if not, it neglects it by a ~kind of omission.
 3   2, 76 |        is evident that whoever neglects to have or ~do what he ought
 4   2, 76 |     work or other occupations, neglects to acquire the ~knowledge
 5   2, 88 |       God, in so ~far as a man neglects to learn those things whereby
 6   2, 14 |    carnal ~things, dislikes or neglects the careful consideration
 7   2, 33 | sluggishness of the mind which neglects to begin ~good."~Aquin.:
 8   2, 52 |       sin, because he who sins neglects that ~which withdraws him
 9   2, 52 |       he who perseveres in sin neglects to be ~contrite for his
10   2, 183|     deemed to hide it, when he neglects to dispense it while ~under
11   3, 80 |     mortal ~sin; or because he neglects to examine his conscience,