Part, Question

 1   2, 35 |   temperate man is praised for refraining from pleasures ~of touch,
 2   2, 50 |     that power of using or of ~refraining, which seems to belong to
 3   2, 70 |  Fourthly, in the point of our refraining from doing harm to our neighbor ~
 4   2, 101|     food ~(Lev. 11); and about refraining from certain kinds of clothes,
 5   2, 20 |      and with the intention of refraining from sin and of repenting ~
 6   2, 151|      of fear; but constancy in refraining from pleasures ~pertains
 7   2, 185|     gloss ~explains thus - "by refraining from other people's affairs,
 8   2, 186|    vows of religion, and their refraining from ~worldly business.
 9   3, 36 |      ill-deeds of the flesh by refraining from them."~
10   3, 80 | receiving it daily, and as to ~refraining from it sometimes. Hence