Part, Question

1   2, 22 |  miser's justice, whereby he ~scorns the property of another
2   2, 37 |  schismatic both ~obstinately scorns the commandments of the
3   2, 145|     deems wealth superfluous, scorns ~pride, commends humility,
4   2, 160|      humility, inasmuch as it scorns subjection, to magnanimity,
5   2, 160|    subjection to God which it scorns, and in consequence it scorns ~
6   2, 160| scorns, and in consequence it scorns ~to be subject to a creature
7   3, 88 |       this a man acts when he scorns to confess as he had ~purposed
8   3, 88 |     the more ungrateful if he scorns it. In this way the ~favor