Part, Question

1   2, 42  |         yet it does not ~always threaten from near at hand: and consequently
2   2, 45  | failings, nor the dangers ~that threaten. Hence it is that the removal
3   2, 18  |    enemies sometimes inflict or threaten: whereas ~servile and initial
4   2, 63  |         they should be ~slow to threaten, and this pertains to the
5   2, 68  |          provided this does not threaten injury to another: because,
6   2, 121 |         other ~danger though it threaten death. Hence it belongs
7   2, 137 |      avoid whatever perils may ~threaten. This surpasses human nature:
8   2, 184 |          bodily danger does not threaten those who, intent on following
9 Suppl, 19|        of the danger that might threaten if men were to dwell under