Part, Question

1   1, 64  |    effects, so as to ~strike terror into them." For had they
2   1, 65  |    effects, so as to ~strike terror into them." For had they
3   2, 67  | fortitude, as to "matters of terror ~and danger"; of temperance,
4   2, 1   |       your look, have struck terror into your foes."~Aquin.:
5   3, 7   |     which is an evil causing terror; the other is that by ~whose
6   3, 36  |    from His cradle He struck terror into ~the heart of a proud
7   3, 85  |       and those which ~cause terror, which fortitude moderates,
8 Suppl, 86|      of such a whirlwind ~of terror." Hence it is clear that