Part, Question

1   2, 44 |    from ~his being willing or anxious to take counsel. And thus
2   2, 108|   Secondly, we must not be so anxious about temporal ~things,
3   2, 47 |   other." Thirdly, we must be anxious and earnest about the things ~
4   2, 93 |       a person's mind becomes anxious through what it has seen ~
5   2, 183|      wings wherewith thou art anxious to ~fly away into solitude,
6   3, 84 |         and that he should be anxious to make satisfaction to
7 Suppl, 8|    those priests who are ~too anxious to probe the consciences
8 Suppl, 8| wherefore the canons are more anxious to withdraw him from sin, ~