Part, Question

1   2, 107 |        hatred of one's enemies, He dispelled the false ~interpretation
2   2, 166 |           weariness of the body is dispelled by resting the body, so ~
3   3, 51  |            by the one day) that it dispelled the darkness of the two
4   3, 52  |       glory: and in consequence He dispelled the suffering which they ~
5   3, 53  |          are the remaining shadows dispelled." But when Mark says ~"'
6   3, 88  |            mortal ~sins previously dispelled, else it would follow that
7   3, 88  | disposition of ~avarice previously dispelled, so that one contrary would
8 Suppl, 91|        wishes another's evil to be dispelled: wherefore in those ~things
9 Suppl, 91|       reason, we do not wish to be dispelled, ~we have no such compassion.