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1   2, 18|  suffers a defect in walking by stumbling when he walks.~Aquin.: SMT
2   2, 41|         offense, downfall, or a stumbling against something. For when
3   2, 41| downfall; and "scandal" is ~the stumbling that results in downfall.~
4   2, 41|      Further, scandal denotes a stumbling. But he that stumbles does ~
5   2, 41|        A[1]), scandal denotes a stumbling ~whereby a person is disposed
6   2, 41|          when it consists in a ~stumbling and nothing more; for instance,
7   2, 41|       is a mortal sin, when the stumbling results in a ~downfall,
8   3, 42|       would be "for a ~stone of stumbling and for a rock of offense
9   3, 78|       Is. 57:14: "Take away the stumbling blocks out of the way of ~