Part, Question

1   2, 58 |       thinking based on slight indications, and this is due to three ~
2   2, 58 |      him, he is led by slight ~indications to think evil of him, because
3   2, 58 | another's goodness from slight indications. This is a ~venial and a
4   2, 58 |       when a man, from slight ~indications, esteems another man's wickedness
5   2, 58 |        unless we have evident ~indications of a person's wickedness,
6   2, 67 |        some crime, or certain ~indications of his guilt have already
7   2, 166|       1) outward movements are indications of the ~inward disposition,
8   2, 167|     deeds and words, which are indications of something connected with
9   3, 45 |       show in ~Himself certain indications of those three gifts - of