Part, Question

 1   1, 36  |        with Thee: and that I may ~deserve Thy Holy Spirit, who is
 2   1, 96  |         reward, but that he might deserve the reward. Therefore man
 3   2, 6   |       through ignorance does not ~deserve pardon, according to 1 Cor.
 4   2, 21  |           a human action does not deserve praise or ~blame by reason
 5   2, 21  |          a human action ~does not deserve blame, by reason of its
 6   2, 21  |     consequently, neither does it deserve praise, by reason of its
 7   2, 21  |          i) that ~"virtuous deeds deserve praise, while deeds that
 8   2, 21  |       that are opposed to virtue ~deserve censure and blame." But
 9   2, 21  |          For an action is said to deserve praise or ~blame, from its
10   2, 21  |         does not on ~that account deserve to be benefited by another
11   2, 65  |          virtues are perfect, and deserve to be called virtues simply:
12   2, 72  |           to sin mortally and to ~deserve eternal punishment: whereas
13   2, 72  |          he does not sin so as to deserve to be ~punished eternally.~
14   2, 87  | punishment is not an evil, but to deserve punishment is." Consequently ~
15   2, 87  |           Further, a sin does not deserve greater punishment through
16   2, 87  |         The virtuous man does not deserve punishment simply, but he ~
17   2, 87  |    punishment simply, but he ~may deserve it as satisfactory: because
18   2, 87  |           it were. Moreover they ~deserve heavier punishment if, seeing
19   2, 87  |    obstinate, and, therefore, to ~deserve more severe punishment.~
20   2, 88  |        loss, because mortal ~sins deserve to be punished by the privation
21   2, 93  |          that by which the wicked deserve misery, the good, a life
22   2, 93  |        the eternal law that some ~deserve happiness, others unhappiness,
23   2, 100 |        the habit of virtue, would deserve ~to be punished, whatever
24   2, 105 |         OBJ 2: Further, we do not deserve to be punished for those
25   2, 10  |        the house of David did not deserve to have ~peace, unless his
26   2, 10  |          virtue of their unbelief deserve to forfeit ~their power
27   2, 11  |          is the sin, whereby they deserve not only to be separated
28   2, 19  |          greater than that I ~may deserve pardon." Therefore whoever
29   2, 23  |          small matter he does not deserve to be mulcted in a great
30   2, 23  |    directed to the ~end, does not deserve to be mulcted in charity
31   2, 30  |        because the loser does not deserve ~to be paid back: and yet
32   2, 30  |          1~Reply OBJ 2: Almsdeeds deserve on two counts to receive
33   2, 30  |      others." Secondly, almsdeeds deserve to be rewarded eternally, ~
34   2, 33  |     something evil, just as they ~deserve praise in so far as they
35   2, 38  |          be attacked because they deserve it on account of some fault. ~
36   2, 38  |            wherefore it does ~not deserve punishment. And yet even
37   2, 53  |   craftiness. For a ~man does not deserve praise if he allows himself
38   2, 58  |        condemns himself so as ~to deserve to be condemned once again,
39   2, 60  |          unlawfully, he does not ~deserve to recover it. Now sometimes
40   2, 66  |         the one same sin does not deserve a twofold punishment, ~according
41   2, 69  |          and therefore thou didst deserve . . . the wrath of the ~
42   2, 69  |         For though he may seem to deserve praise for ~showing skill
43   2, 71  |        Wherefore his patience may deserve ~commendation for as much
44   2, 77  |         evil"; for this does not ~deserve the palm, but only avoids
45   2, 79  |          the less ~praise does it deserve, according to 1 Cor. 9:16, "
46   2, 81  |           that by asking, men may deserve to receive what Almighty
47   2, 93  |     demons than to do things that deserve the demons' interference.~
48   2, 106 |           their parents, and thus deserve to be ~punished still more
49   2, 124 |          nothing." [*"A man would deserve to be called insane ~and
50   2, 127 |       recognizes that he does not deserve it.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[129]
51   2, 142 |       virtue, because he does not deserve it; as the Philosopher ~
52   2, 142 |          being things he does not deserve, wherefore he ~is not much
53   2, 182 |           monastery so live as to deserve to be a ~clerk." Therefore
54   2, 182 |       live in the monastery as to deserve to be a clerk."~Aquin.:
55   2, 184 |         and therefore thou ~didst deserve indeed the wrath of the
56   2, 185 |          others. In this way some deserve praise for begging out ~
57   2, 187 |       live in the monastery as to deserve ~to become a cleric"; but
58   3, 49  |           being sinless, did not ~deserve to die. Hence Augustine
59   3, 49  |          22:1). And he is said to deserve it, inasmuch ~as his unjust
60   3, 68  |       faith then at last they may deserve the grace of Baptism." ~
61   3, 80  |             adds: "So live, as to deserve to receive it daily." But
62   3, 83  |           And the priest seems to deserve the same ~penance, who from
63   3, 84  |          greater than ~that I may deserve pardon." And so God's mercy,
64 Suppl, 8 |    spilled it willingly he would ~deserve a much heavier punishment.~
65 Suppl, 16|           But the innocent do not deserve punishment. Therefore ~penance
66 Suppl, 16|        Reply OBJ 2: Although they deserve no punishment actually,
67 Suppl, 16|         them for which they would deserve to be ~punished.~Aquin.:
68 Suppl, 69|        venial sins for which they deserve punishment, so some die
69 Suppl, 69|         good for which they would deserve a reward. Now to those ~
70 Suppl, 91|     punishing them less than they deserve.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[94] A[
71 Suppl, 93|         conflict. Therefore they ~deserve a special kind of crown,
72 Suppl, 96|          in such a way as not to ~deserve to be entirely cut off from
73 Suppl, 96|           punished less than they deserve condignly, but not that