Part, Question

 1   2, 27|      liberal, in so far as he expects ~from him something which
 2   2, 16|      cause, in as much as it ~expects happiness in the enjoyment
 3   2, 16|     OBJ 1: Whatever else hope expects to obtain, it hopes for
 4   2, 17|       to the hope whereby he ~expects to vanquish the saints,
 5   2, 18| future ~good itself, that one expects to obtain, while the other
 6   2, 18|        help, through whom one expects to obtain what one hopes
 7   2, 18|      the more certainly a man expects to obtain a good by another'
 8   2, 60|   other, or the fact that God expects from us the fruit of ~His
 9   3, 7 |       nature of hope that one expects what as yet ~one has not;
10   3, 7 | fruition of Whom ~man chiefly expects by the virtue of hope; yet,