Part, Question
1 1, 16 | statement - "that a person commits fornication is true" - is
2 1, 63 | this way to be Godlike, he commits ~no sin; provided that he
3 1, 64 | this way to be Godlike, he commits ~no sin; provided that he
4 1, 113 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: When man commits sin without being thereto
5 2, 18 | for instance, when a man commits a ~theft in order to give
6 2, 18 | Consequently we say ~that he that commits theft for the sake of adultery,
7 2, 73 | commandments." Therefore whoever commits ~one sin is guilty of all.~
8 2, 73 | 1]). Therefore ~whoever commits one sin, is deprived of
9 2, 73 | virtues. Therefore ~whoever commits one sin, is guilty of all
10 2, 73 | neighbor, against whom he commits spiritual ~sins, and consequently
11 2, 73 | he ought ~not to give, he commits the same kind of sin in
12 2, 73 | his ~father's life a man commits many sins; for he outrages
13 2, 73 | found against ~which man commits against God, and in some
14 2, 73 | God, and in some which he commits against ~himself. Moreover
15 2, 75 | another, in so far as a man ~commits one sin for the sake of
16 2, 76 | he ought to have or do, commits a sin of omission. Wherefore ~
17 2, 76 | for the two ~sins which he commits, viz. drunkenness, and the
18 2, 78 | happens sometimes that a man commits a ~slight sin through habit,
19 2, 78 | OBJ 3: Further, when a man commits a sin through certain malice,
20 2, 79 | sin, ~which the free-will commits against the commandment
21 2, 80 | 2:19). Therefore whoever commits a sin, has been ~overcome
22 2, 81 | a murder which the ~hand commits would not be imputed as
23 2, 84 | ignorance, or when ~one commits a sin with a good intention,
24 2, 87 | evident that whoever sins, commits an offense against an order: ~
25 2, 88 | mortal. Because he that commits a sin generically venial, ~
26 2, 88 | contrary to the love of God, commits the sin of ~fornication,
27 2, 88 | an imbecile, then he that commits ~fornication in a state
28 2, 88 | state of such ignorance, commits no sin either mortal or ~
29 2, 89 | But sometimes the man who commits a ~venial sin, will not
30 2, 92 | punishes, as: "Let him that commits a murder be put to death."~
31 2, 11 | Ethic. v, 2) that "he who commits adultery that he may ~steal,
32 2, 23 | the one mortal sin if he commits it.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24]
33 2, 25 | the gravity of the sin one commits in acting against that love.
34 2, 31 | in such a way that one ~commits a mortal sin, namely, "when" (
35 2, 37 | as shown above (A[1]), commits a twofold sin: first by ~
36 2, 41 | instance, when a man publicly commits a sin or does ~something
37 2, 41 | in the other, as when one commits a sin being induced thereto
38 2, 41 | resentment against the person who commits a sin, which ~resentment
39 2, 41 | indiscretion, a person either commits a ~venial sin, or does something
40 2, 41 | either because a person commits a mortal sin, or because
41 2, 60 | bound to restitution who commits the sin, ~but also he who
42 2, 62 | sir; ~of another. For she commits no sin in being violated
43 2, 64 | says (Etym. x) that "he who commits a rape is called a corrupter,
44 2, 64 | its ~equality. Yet a man commits a theft even if he secretly
45 2, 64 | he acts unlawfully and commits a robbery, ~as burglars
46 2, 65 | But if an exempt person commits a theft, or a murder or
47 2, 67 | the judge. Therefore he commits a sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
48 2, 69 | Therefore an advocate also commits no sin, but ought to be ~
49 2, 71 | of all other sins a man commits against his neighbor, adultery
50 2, 76 | injustice. In like manner he commits an injustice who lends wine
51 2, 86 | transgressor of either ~commits a mortal sin.~Aquin.: SMT
52 2, 96 | and if he does it, he commits a sin. If therefore ~he
53 2, 96 | demands an oath of a perjurer commits a ~sin. Either he knows
54 2, 97 | due to sacred things, he commits a sacrilege formally; although ~
55 2, 98 | irreverence, and consequently commits a sin of ~irreligion.~Aquin.:
56 2, 98 | intend this chiefly one ~commits simony. Now to grant a request
57 2, 105 | power of the person who commits it: ~because, according
58 2, 145 | whoever infringes a precept commits a mortal sin. ~Therefore
59 2, 152 | is another's, so that he commits an injustice. Therefore
60 2, 160 | do this. Thus a man who commits fornication, judges that
61 2, 179 | directed: for ~instance "he who commits adultery that he may steal,
62 2, 184 | obedience, whereby a man ~commits himself to the disposal
63 3, 48 | atonement ~devolves on him who commits the sin; as is clear in
64 3, 64 | death; not only he that commits the sin, but also he who
65 3, 74 | administer poison through it, he ~commits sin by his evil intention,
66 3, 80 | who receives Christ's body commits sin, although ~unconscious
67 3, 82 | the sacraments from them, commits sin. But not all ~who are
68 3, 84 | what he did before, or even commits actually the same or another ~
69 3, 88 | not only for the sins he commits after Baptism, but ~also
70 3, 88 | Ethic. v, 2) that ~"he who commits adultery in order to steal
71 3, 88 | If, therefore, a sinner commits a sin in contempt of God
72 3, 90 | just as after Baptism man commits venial and mortal ~sins,
73 Suppl, 6 | actual sin, which a man commits of himself, cannot be ~expiated,
74 Suppl, 6 | does not follow ~that he commits a mortal sin, even though
75 Suppl, 23| against the commandment, and commits ~a mortal sin; but by holding
76 Suppl, 24| Wherefore, just as a man commits no sin except willingly,
77 Suppl, 36| raises the unworthy to Orders commits a sin?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
78 Suppl, 36| raises the unworthy to orders commits ~no sin. For a bishop needs
79 Suppl, 36| does this. Wherefore he commits ~a mortal crime, as being
80 Suppl, 36| it would seem ~that he commits many mortal sins: which
81 Suppl, 39| Now sometimes a ~person commits homicide without fault,
82 Suppl, 45| without consenting in heart commits a fraud. Therefore he should ~
83 Suppl, 49| appetite alone, seemingly he commits no ~sin, for nothing natural
84 Suppl, 49| but merely of pleasure, he commits a ~mortal sin. For according
85 Suppl, 53| who breaks a simple vow ~commits a mortal sin just as one
86 Suppl, 62| fornication, than if ~one only commits it. But if both commit fornication,
87 Suppl, 62| can they be, if only one ~commits fornication.~Aquin.: SMT
88 Suppl, 63| besides Christ, else ~it commits fornication with the devil.
89 Suppl, 64| disobeys a Divine command commits a mortal sin. ~Now the Lord
90 Suppl, 66| OBJ 2: Further, a man who commits fornication with several
91 Suppl, 66| fact and not in law, he commits fornication if he has not
92 Suppl, 66| Reply OBJ 4: If a woman commits fornication after being
93 Suppl, 96| for sometimes a person who commits an offense ~in a city is
94 Suppl, 96| from the very ~fact that he commits a mortal sin, he places
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