Part, Question
1 1, 48 | fault?~[*Pain here means "penalty": such was its original
2 1, 49 | and this requires that penalty should be dealt out to ~
3 1, 49 | author of the evil which is penalty, but not ~of the evil which
4 1, 49 | passages refer to the evil of penalty, and not to the ~evil of
5 1, 49 | fault?~[*Pain here means "penalty": such was its original
6 1, 50 | and this requires that penalty should be dealt out to ~
7 1, 50 | author of the evil which is penalty, but not ~of the evil which
8 1, 50 | passages refer to the evil of penalty, and not to the ~evil of
9 1, 95 | subjection to others as a penalty.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[96] A[
10 1, 95 | came into the world as a penalty for sin would not ~have
11 1, 95 | made subject to man ~as a penalty; for after sin it was said
12 1, 107 | are transferred to the ~penalty of demons; but some erroneously
13 2, 91 | led, in so far as it ~is a penalty following from the Divine
14 2, 100 | of the law, for which the penalty ~of the law is inflicted.
15 2, 100 | of penalties; since the penalty of the law ~is inflicted
16 2, 100 | because he did not incur the penalty of death, which the ~Law
17 2, 105 | prescribed the "death" ~penalty, as is clear from (Lev.
18 2, 105 | Law inflicted a heavier penalty, by ~ordering four sheep
19 2, 105 | wherefore a yet more ~heavy penalty was inflicted in their regard,
20 2, 105 | Law inflicted the death penalty for the more ~grievous crimes,
21 2, 105 | certain, the Law fixed a penalty: for maiming, the penalty
22 2, 105 | penalty: for maiming, the penalty was ~forfeiture of the servant,
23 2, 105 | the Law did not impose any penalty as regards a man's own ~
24 2, 105 | subject to a ~pecuniary penalty is set down as being "because
25 2, 60 | he is ~bound to pay the penalty.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[62] A[
26 2, 62 | unintentional homicide. Now penalty is not due ~save for guilt.
27 2, 62 | According to the canons a penalty, is inflicted on those ~
28 2, 65 | arbitrator should be upheld by a penalty, since the ~arbitrators
29 2, 68 | unjust ~death or any other penalty, or from false defamation,
30 2, 68 | of some fault. For it a penalty on some that their ~evidence
31 2, 68 | branded with ~infamy. Now a penalty must not be inflicted save
32 2, 74 | whom he condemns to a just penalty: thus too the ~Church curses
33 2, 152 | is bound by the Law to a penalty in his regard. For it is
34 2, 185 | The civil law imposes a penalty on able-bodied ~mendicants
35 3, 1 | corporeal, ~and subject to penalty, but it did not become Him
36 3, 14 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, penalty is the consequence of fault.
37 3, 46 | cannot pardon fault ~without penalty, if he must visit fault
38 3, 46 | namely, because of the penalty of sin. "Nor is there greater ~
39 3, 46 | merely ~on account of the penalty, but also because of the
40 3, 46 | man grieves only for the penalty: yet this pain is more ~
41 3, 47 | would ~not remit sin without penalty: and the Apostle indicates
42 3, 47 | shines forth, since by no penalty endured could man pay Him ~
43 3, 47 | he had seen, will pay the penalty for daring to lay ~his hands
44 3, 48 | someone else from sin and its penalty, ~according to Dan. 4:24: "
45 3, 48 | perpetrated. But as to the penalty, man was chiefly bound to ~
46 3, 48 | bondage as to both sin and penalty, still it was just that
47 3, 48 | ordaining it as to the ~penalty. And therefore justice required
48 3, 49 | satisfaction, much lighter penalty suffices than one that is ~
49 3, 49 | punishment, for which He paid the penalty on our behalf; but, ~furthermore,
50 3, 50 | to submit oneself to the penalty ~deserved by that other.
51 3, 50 | of sin - that is, to its penalty - He might set us the example ~
52 3, 51 | to free us from the same ~penalty.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[51] A[
53 3, 52 | delivered us from both guilt and penalty by His Passion which He
54 3, 52 | because He came to bear our penalty in order to free us from ~
55 3, 52 | in order to free us from ~penalty, according to Is. 53:4: "
56 3, 52 | hell stands for an evil of penalty, and not for ~an evil of
57 3, 52 | also from the ~debt of its penalty, as stated above (Q[49],
58 3, 52 | in Rm. 5 of which sin the penalty is the death of the body
59 3, 52 | delivered the saints from the penalty ~whereby they were excluded
60 3, 52 | in Christ; also from the ~penalty of actual sins, but not
61 3, 52 | actual sins, but not from the penalty of original sin, whereby ~
62 3, 52 | delivered by baptism from the ~penalty of actual sins, and from
63 3, 52 | actual sins, and from the penalty of original sin as to ~exclusion
64 3, 52 | still remain bound by the penalty of original ~sin as to the
65 3, 55 | all. For just as a public penalty is due for public sin, ~
66 3, 69 | sovereign may ~remit the penalty to such like out of kindness.~
67 Suppl, 23| Further, the measure of the penalty should be according to the
68 Suppl, 43| a sum of money by way of penalty, and then, since marriage ~
69 Suppl, 43| not hold, nor can such a penalty be ~exacted from a person
70 Suppl, 43| punished for being under a penalty. ~Now the man who contracts
71 Suppl, 43| punished for being under a penalty, although one ~incurs a
72 Suppl, 43| incurs a loss from one's penalty, and this is not unreasonable.~
73 Suppl, 63| Further, no one incurs a penalty save for sin. Now a person ~
74 Suppl, 63| Now a person ~incurs the penalty of irregularity on account
75 Suppl, 89| FS, Q[85], A[3]]. Now all penalty will be removed from the
76 Suppl, 89| sense ignorance is not a penalty but a defect. ~Nor is it
77 Suppl, 96| punished with a momentary penalty even according to human
78 Suppl, 96| perishable city by the ~penalty of the first death, so are
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