Part, Question

 1   1, 12 |   see more keenly, as some report of the sight of serpents
 2   1, 17 |   If all the bodily senses report as they are ~affected, I
 3   2, 2  |    easily ruined by ~false report. And if sometimes it endures,
 4   2, 10 |      Who hath believed our report?" It is this ~that completes
 5   2, 65 |   denunciation, or by evil report, or through the judge himself
 6   2, 68 |     matters of opinion and report, since he may be moved to
 7   2, 130| glory is ~"consistent good report about a person, together
 8   3, 29 |  expose themselves to evil report, and cover ~themselves with
 9   3, 44 |  changed. But ~there is no report of this having been perceived
10   3, 51 |   ointments expresses good report. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[51] A[