Part, Question

1   2, 97  |              to sell their votes, and entrust the government to scoundrels
2   2, 108 | presumptuously; and, on the other, to entrust him too ~readily with sacred
3   2, 26  |            observes (Ethic. viii, 8) "entrust their children to a nurse;
4   2, 76  |           Reply OBJ 3: If one were to entrust one's money to a usurer
5   2, 184 |             all their possessions and entrust themselves to divine ~providence.
6   3, 80  |              to whom He ~was about to entrust the government of the churches."~
7 Suppl, 19|          treasure, and so he does not entrust his enemy with the ~dispensation
8 Suppl, 38|              of episcopal power, can ~entrust one who is not a bishop