Part, Question

1   1, 109 |    would perform a miracle by throwing a stone upwards, as ~such
2   2, 6   |   which was feared; thus the ~throwing of the cargo into the sea
3   2, 30  |      his charge, he would ~be throwing away his life and that of
4   2, 63  |    man prevents another ~from throwing himself over a precipice,
5   2, 93  |  greater or the lesser. or by throwing dice, and ~observing who
6   3, 29  |     of Jerome to refer to the throwing ~of stones by ill-fame.~
7 Suppl, 14| another for a ~blow, if while throwing himself at his feet he were