Part, Question

1   2, 107 |    duplicity, whereby a man pretends one thing and intends ~another.~
2   2, 109 |     wicked, because no ~one pretends to be wicked by doing good
3   2, 109 |  thing and does another: he pretends chastity, and delights in
4   2, 109 |   not that man himself but ~pretends to be), so too in the Church
5   2, 109 |     is a hypocrite: for he ~pretends to be just without being
6   2, 110 | Ethic. iv, 7), "the boaster pretends to ~something greater than
7   2, 111 |    outward words ~or signs, pretends to be lacking in external
8 Suppl, 11|    it may happen that a man pretends to be a priest, so ~that