Part, Question

 1   1, 94  |    hence at times our passions forestall and ~hinder reason's judgment;
 2   2, 42  |   otherwise provide himself to forestall the coming ~evil, were it
 3   2, 59  |      so far as "these passions forestall the use ~of reason without
 4   2, 53  | present life, or if he were to forestall the time for solicitude.~
 5   2, 104 |      it is not praiseworthy to forestall the ~proper time through
 6   2, 142 |        the other passions, may forestall reason.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
 7   2, 145 |      fasting, or be allowed to forestall the hour by ~a little.~Aquin.:
 8   2, 156 |       as to the movements that forestall that judgment, it is ~not
 9   3, 15  |     passions in us ~frequently forestall the judgment of reason;
10 Suppl, 91|   wayfarer the passions often ~forestall the judgment of reason,