Part, Question

 1   2, 25  | vengeance, unless he dare to avenge himself, ~as Avicenna observes
 2   2, 40  |    less to ~fly, but hope to avenge their death: and therefore
 3   2, 106 |    Further, a man is said to avenge himself when he takes revenge ~
 4   2, 106 |   the duty of that person to avenge the wrong. For ~example,
 5   2, 106 |      of fortitude or zeal to avenge evil. ~Therefore vengeance
 6   2, 154 | since the angry man tends to avenge the injury done ~to him,
 7   3, 29  |    deplore the dishonor, and avenge the disgrace, were it not
 8   3, 44  |   for virtue, or that he may avenge the shame of having been
 9 Suppl, 62|      contrary, No one should avenge himself. But if a husband
10 Suppl, 62|    of fornication, he would ~avenge himself. Therefore this