Part, Question

1   2, 39 |      that the word "rixosus ~[quarrelsome] is derived from the snarling [
2   2, 39 |        of a dog, because the ~quarrelsome man is ever ready to contradict;
3   2, 39 |  nature of strife. First, the quarrelsome man is always ready ~to
4   2, 39 |    intention to hurt him in a quarrelsome and open manner, since ~
5   2, 40 | neither is a man to be called quarrelsome because he defends himself,
6   2, 114|       said to be peevish and ~quarrelsome."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[116]
7   2, 114|  thinks another: whereas ~the quarrelsome man is without deceit, for
8   2, 114|      a bishop to be . . . not quarrelsome"; and (2 ~Tim. 3:24): "The
9   2, 114|     to displease: ~and so the quarrelsome man, who exceeds in giving