Part, Question
1 1, 20 | anything of His ~excellence diminish when God delivered Him up
2 1, 48 | sin ~does not necessarily diminish the above mentioned aptitude
3 1, 49 | sin ~does not necessarily diminish the above mentioned aptitude
4 2, 18 | Nevertheless it can ~aggravate or diminish the sin. The same applies
5 2, 24 | moral act depends, ~they diminish the goodness of the act;
6 2, 38 | Therefore they do not diminish sorrow.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
7 2, 42 | for the same reason, to diminish fear, since fear is ~about
8 2, 42 | increases ~hope, so does it diminish fear.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[42]
9 2, 53 | 1/1~Whether a habit can diminish?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[53] A[
10 2, 53 | seem that a habit cannot diminish. Because a habit is a ~simple
11 2, 53 | habit can be lost it cannot diminish.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[53] A[
12 2, 53 | it seems that it can also diminish.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[53] A[
13 2, 53 | 1~I answer that, Habits diminish, just as they increase,
14 2, 53 | engenders them, so too they diminish by the ~same cause as that
15 2, 53 | certain habits increase or diminish by a kind of addition, as
16 2, 73 | violence, fear, or the like), diminish the gravity of sin, even ~
17 2, 73 | gravity of sin, even ~as they diminish its voluntariness; and so
18 2, 76 | that ignorance does not diminish a sin. For that ~which is
19 2, 76 | common to all sins does not diminish sin. Now ignorance is ~common
20 2, 76 | Therefore ignorance does not diminish sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[76]
21 2, 76 | Therefore it does not ~diminish a sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
22 2, 76 | does not both aggravate and diminish sin. ~Now ignorance aggravates
23 2, 76 | Therefore ignorance does not ~diminish sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[76]
24 2, 76 | kind of ignorance does not diminish ~sin, but increases it:
25 2, 76 | Therefore ignorance does not ~diminish sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[76]
26 2, 76 | voluntary, ignorance can diminish sin, ~in so far as it diminishes
27 2, 76 | altogether involuntary) does not diminish a sin, but does away with
28 2, 77 | Therefore passion does not diminish sin, but increases ~it.~
29 2, 77 | sinful act, it must ~needs diminish the sin: because the act
30 2, 77 | consequent passion does not diminish a sin, but ~increases it;
31 2, 85 | would seem that sin does not diminish the good of nature. For ~
32 2, 85 | Therefore neither does sin diminish the good of human nature.~
33 2, 85 | sins, does not, by his sin, diminish the good ~of his nature.~
34 2, 85 | Therefore sin does not ~diminish the good of nature, since
35 2, 85 | good of nature, since to diminish is to act.~Aquin.: SMT FS
36 2, 85 | subsequent sin does not diminish the good of nature less
37 2, 85 | sin, because sin does not diminish nature, as stated above (
38 2, 2 | human reasoning seems to diminish ~the measure of the virtue
39 2, 2 | support of matters of faith diminish the merit of faith.~Aquin.:
40 2, 2 | reasons in ~support of faith diminish the merit of faith. ~Aquin.:
41 2, 2 | Therefore ~reason does not diminish the merit of faith.~Aquin.:
42 2, 2 | wherefore such reasons do not diminish the merit or ~the measure
43 2, 2 | the articles ~of faith, diminish,' etc.], but not of the
44 2, 2 | of the articles of faith, diminish ~the measure of faith, since
45 2, 2 | be seen, yet ~they do not diminish the measure of charity,
46 2, 2 | to faith, do not always diminish the ~promptness of the will
47 2, 2 | therefore they do not always ~diminish the merit of faith.~
48 2, 20 | presumptuous, and this does not diminish, ~but increases sin. To
49 2, 23 | 10) Whether charity can diminish?~(11) Whether charity can
50 2, 23 | of sin. Hence He does not diminish charity except by way of ~
51 2, 23 | But mortal ~sin does not diminish charity, in either of these
52 2, 23 | neither can venial sin diminish charity either ~effectively
53 2, 23 | the ~principles, do not diminish the certitude of the principles.
54 2, 23 | yet this cupidity cannot diminish charity, for the reason ~
55 2, 26 | for His own sake does not diminish the merit, but is the entire ~
56 2, 58 | right, so neither can it diminish or annul its force, because
57 2, 64 | to sin secretly tends to diminish a ~sin, just as, on the
58 2, 64 | In ~this way it does not diminish sin, but constitutes a species
59 2, 71 | detract is to subtract, or to diminish something ~already existing.
60 2, 108 | things that aggravate or diminish the sin of lying, ~on the
61 2, 108 | or not this increase or diminish their ~gravity: and in this
62 2, 154 | ignorance, the more does it diminish or entirely excuse the sin,
63 3, 1 | words, not as if wishing to diminish Christ's gifts, ~ample as
64 Suppl, 14| without charity do ~not diminish the measure of guilt. Neither,
65 Suppl, 14| are ~unable to remove or diminish guilt. Secondly, so that
66 Suppl, 14| thus the aforesaid works diminish the pain of ~hell - first
67 Suppl, 15| the will, this does not diminish the merit, ~but increases
68 Suppl, 55| length of time does not ~diminish sin but increases it": nor
69 Suppl, 71| be of equal worth, should diminish the punishment less than
70 Suppl, 71| offered ~by the living do not diminish the punishment of purgatory.~
71 Suppl, 72| alterations of the elements, which diminish ~their purity: wherefore
72 Suppl, 81| yet movement will nowise diminish their happiness which ~consists
73 Suppl, 84| done, and this ~will not diminish their pain; indeed, it will
74 Suppl, 86| Nor does this in any way diminish the punishment ~of the demons,
75 Appen1, 2| concupiscence; nor ~does it diminish it in its root but in its
76 Appen1, 2| said, for this reason, to diminish ~concupiscence, or to calm
77 Appen1, 2| that the aforesaid defect diminish concupiscence ~radically,
78 Appen1, 2| they neither ~destroy nor diminish charity, according to which
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