Part, Question 
 1   1, 31 |       says (De Trin. vii): "It is sacrilege to assert that the Father
 2   2, 18 |           from a holy ~place is a sacrilege. Therefore a circumstance
 3   2, 72 |         for instance, by ~heresy, sacrilege, or blasphemy, is said to
 4   2, 51 |    constitute ~the species called sacrilege, while if another were to
 5   2, 64 |  circumstance, as in the case of ~sacrilege which is the theft of a
 6   2, 97 |           99] Out. Para. 1/2 - OF SACRILEGE (FOUR ARTICLES)~We must
 7   2, 97 |            We shall consider (1) ~Sacrilege; (2) Simony.~Aquin.: SMT
 8   2, 97 |           of inquiry:~(1) What is sacrilege?~(2) Whether it is a special
 9   2, 97 |        sin?~(3) Of the species of sacrilege;~(4) Of the punishment of
10   2, 97 |           4) Of the punishment of sacrilege.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
11   2, 97 |           Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether sacrilege is the violation of a sacred
12   2, 97 |         OBJ 1: It would seem that sacrilege is not the violation of
13   2, 97 |   suadente]): "They are guilty of sacrilege who disagree about the ~
14   2, 97 |        anything sacred. Therefore sacrilege does not denote the violation
15   2, 97 | excommunicated as being guilty of sacrilege." Yet public ~offices have
16   2, 97 |          Therefore it seems that ~sacrilege does not denote the violation
17   2, 97 |         violated by man: and so a sacrilege would not seem to be the
18   2, 97 |          comes under the head of ~sacrilege.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
19   2, 97 |           to follow it, is called sacrilege by a ~kind of likeness.~
20   2, 97 |        and is reasonably called a sacrilege.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
21   2, 97 |           Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether sacrilege is a special sin?~Aquin.:
22   2, 97 |         OBJ 1: It would seem that sacrilege not a special sin. It is
23   2, 97 |           iv) "They are guilty of sacrilege who through ignorance sin ~
24   2, 97 |        Faust. xxi, 27). Therefore sacrilege is a general sin.~Aquin.:
25   2, 97 |      different kinds of ~sin. Now sacrilege comprised under different
26   2, 97 |           sacred thing. Therefore sacrilege is not a special sin.~Aquin.:
27   2, 97 |          v, 11). ~But, seemingly, sacrilege is not to be found apart
28   2, 97 |     virtue is a special ~sin. But sacrilege is opposed to a special
29   2, 97 |          divine things. Therefore sacrilege ~is a special sin.~Aquin.:
30   2, 97 |        matter or subject. Now ~in sacrilege we find a special aspect
31   2, 97 |          believing in God; and of sacrilege, ~through perverting the
32   2, 97 |       sacred things, he commits a sacrilege formally; although ~his
33   2, 97 |          3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Sacrilege is sometimes found apart
34   2, 97 |          1~Whether the species of sacrilege are distinguished according
35   2, 97 |          seem that the species of sacrilege are not distinguished ~according
36   2, 97 |         Therefore the species of ~sacrilege are not distinguished thereby.~
37   2, 97 |           the one same species of sacrilege: and consequently ~it seems
38   2, 97 |         seems that the species of sacrilege are distinguished in accordance ~
39   2, 97 |         therefore, one species of sacrilege arises from the violation
40   2, 97 |          by a sacred person is a ~sacrilege, since every sin violates
41   2, 97 |         Therefore ~the species of sacrilege are not reckoned according
42   2, 97 |     sacred thing is the object of sacrilege, as stated above (A[1]). ~
43   2, 97 |          Therefore the species of sacrilege are distinguished according
44   2, 97 |          above (A[1]), the sin of sacrilege consists in ~the irreverent
45   2, 97 |      consequently the species of ~sacrilege must needs be distinguished
46   2, 97 |             the more grievous the sacrilege.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
47   2, 97 |         the people's sake." Hence sacrilege committed against a ~sacred
48   2, 97 |           are various degrees of ~sacrilege, according to differences
49   2, 97 |       manner the third species of sacrilege, which is committed ~against
50   2, 97 |     Christ Himself. Wherefore the sacrilege ~that is committed against
51   2, 97 |    aforesaid incurs the crime of ~sacrilege.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
52   2, 97 |         the one formal aspect ~of sacrilege: for instance, the violation
53   2, 97 |           by a sacred person is a sacrilege ~materially and accidentally
54   2, 97 |          on a ~priest's lips is a sacrilege or a blasphemy." But formally
55   2, 97 |           by a sacred person is a sacrilege only when it ~is committed
56   2, 97 |         Whether the punishment of sacrilege should be pecuniary?~Aquin.:
57   2, 97 |       seem that the punishment of sacrilege should not be ~pecuniary.
58   2, 97 |        for a ~criminal fault. But sacrilege is a criminal fault, wherefore
59   2, 97 |            et Cleric.]. Therefore sacrilege should not be ~awarded a
60   2, 97 |          double affliction." But ~sacrilege is punished with excommunication;
61   2, 97 |       other sacrileges. Therefore sacrilege should ~not be awarded a
62   2, 97 |          a fitting ~punishment of sacrilege.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
63   2, 97 |        Whoever is found guilty of sacrilege shall pay thirty pounds
64   2, 97 |      punishment of one ~guilty of sacrilege, since he has done an injury
65   2, 97 |         men may be deterred from ~sacrilege, at least by temporal punishments.~
66   2, 152|             9) Of incest;~(10) Of sacrilege;~(11) Of the sin against
67   2, 152|         to God by vow. Therefore ~sacrilege should be reckoned a species
68   2, 152|            marriage with God, the sacrilege that is committed in the
69   2, 152|       manner, the other kinds of ~sacrilege pertaining to lustful matter
70   2, 152|           Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether sacrilege can be a species of lust?~
71   2, 152|         OBJ 1: It would seem that sacrilege cannot be a species of lust.
72   2, 152| subalternated to one another. Now sacrilege is a species of irreligion, ~
73   2, 152|           Q[99], A[2]). Therefore sacrilege cannot be reckoned a ~species
74   2, 152|         Lex ~illa]), do not place sacrilege among other sins which are
75   2, 152|           as well as by lust. But sacrilege is not ~reckoned a species
76   2, 152|       sacred matters is a sin ~of sacrilege. Therefore it is likewise
77   2, 152|           it is likewise a sin of sacrilege to overthrow ~the bounds
78   2, 152|       pertains to lust. Therefore sacrilege is a species of ~lust.~Aquin.:
79   2, 152|        belongs to the ~species of sacrilege: and in this way sacrilege
80   2, 152|        sacrilege: and in this way sacrilege may be accounted a ~species
81   2, 152|        their very nature: whereas sacrilege is a species of ~lust in
82   2, 152|      spiritual relationship, is a sacrilege ~after the manner of incest.
83   2, 152|          the spouse of Christ, is sacrilege resembling ~adultery. If
84   2, 152|          3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Sacrilege is committed on a consecrated
85   2, 152|           is a kind of injustice. Sacrilege may also come ~under the
86   2, 152|           Again, one may commit a sacrilege by partaking ~gluttonously
87   2, 152|        sacred food. Nevertheless, sacrilege is ascribed more ~specially
88   2, 152|           the most ~grievous. Now sacrilege is committed directly against
89   2, 152|         Divine worship. Therefore sacrilege is a graver sin than ~the
90   2, 152|         coming under the head of ~sacrilege, as stated above (A[10],
91   2, 152|    grievous than the depravity of sacrilege, as ~the order impressed
92   2, 183|     commit and incur the guilt of sacrilege." Wherefore the ~Apostle
93   2, 185|            and incur the guilt of sacrilege, and by the abuse of such
94   3, 69 |           persisted in malice and sacrilege."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[69] A[
95   3, 80 |    sacrament, and consequently of sacrilege, because he profanes the ~
96   3, 80 |          which seems to savor of ~sacrilege; hence Pope Gelasius adds (
97   3, 80 |           happen without a great ~sacrilege."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
98   3, 83 |        because this is a heinous ~sacrilege; while that danger is of
 
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