Part, Question

1   2, 55  |   suitable if for "quality" we ~substitute "habit," which is the proximate
2   2, 48  | Therefore it is not becoming to substitute regnative ~prudence in its
3   2, 123 |    figure of ~speech whereby we substitute the general for the individual
4   2, 127 |  confidence, for which we shall substitute magnanimity, of which Aristotle ~
5   2, 127 |         Suv. Rhet. ii) seems to substitute confidence ~for magnanimity,
6   2, 139 |    figure of ~speech whereby we substitute the general for the individual
7   3, 67  |        for children there is no substitute, while adults cannot ~otherwise
8 Suppl, 25|         that men are enticed to substitute mere nothings, as it were, ~