Part, Question

 1   1, 23 |   give mercy to him who, I ~foresee, will turn to Me with his
 2   2, 12 |  the latter moves; ~thus we foresee with the eye whither we
 3   2, 45 |     diligence, that one may foresee aright what has to be ~done.
 4   2, 47 | whence we have the word "to foresee," ~has more to do with speculation
 5   2, 47 |      1/1~OBJ 2: Further, to foresee good and to avoid evil belong
 6   2, 47 |     belongs to foresight to foresee good, and consequently,
 7   2, 162|    account, since he cannot foresee chance ~happenings. Accordingly,
 8   2, 170|     sufficiently cunning to foresee certain things": and Augustine
 9   2, 170|     of the body, is able to foresee the future [*Cf. FP, Q[86], ~
10   2, 170|     during sleep, naturally foresee the ~future, as the Philosopher
11   3, 44 |      but because he did not foresee that he would be the loser ~