Part, Question

501 Suppl, 1 |           the mind," because just as pride ~makes the mind rigid, so
502 Suppl, 6 |          seems to do well, he may by pride sin more grievously.~Aquin.:
503 Suppl, 15|     concupiscence of the eyes," and "pride of ~life." Fasting is directed
504 Suppl, 15|               and "prayer" against ~"pride of life," as Augustine says (
505 Suppl, 21|              he had abandoned in his pride. In both these respects
506 Suppl, 65|             than spiritual sins. Now pride and ~covetousness, which
507 Suppl, 65|             as not every movement of pride is a mortal sin, so ~neither
508 Suppl, 65|             while some movements of ~pride are venial: since the words
509 Suppl, 84|               Wis. ~5:8): "What hath pride profited us?" Therefore
510 Suppl, 93|           fact they are occasions of pride; for a gloss on Mt. 4:5, ~"
511 Suppl, 95|            written (Ps. 73:23): "The pride of them that hate ~Thee