Part, Question
1 1, 48 | But whatever hurts is penal. Therefore every evil comes
2 1, 64 | Reply OBJ 1: A place is not penal to angel or soul as if affecting
3 1, 49 | But whatever hurts is penal. Therefore every evil comes
4 1, 65 | Reply OBJ 1: A place is not penal to angel or soul as if affecting
5 1, 94 | actual difficulty, by its penal character, enables the deed
6 1, 117 | would have something of a penal and afflicting nature. This
7 2, 39 | discordant from the Divine will. Penal evils happen actually, even
8 2, 73 | does not seem to apply to penal harm, which the sinner himself ~
9 2, 87 | except he pay some sort of ~penal compensation, which restores
10 2, 87 | the equality of justice by penal compensation ~is also to
11 2, 87 | of its being ~something penal, it has always a relation
12 2, 87 | sometimes a thing seems penal, and yet ~is not so simply.
13 2, 87 | nature needs a treatment of penal ~medicines, is due to the
14 2, 87 | state of ~innocence, for penal exercises in order to make
15 2, 87 | virtue; so ~that whatever is penal in the exercise of virtue,
16 2, 87 | sin, inasmuch as it is ~penal, then each one is punished
17 2, 87 | take part in the sin, this ~penal ill has the character of
18 2, 89 | punishment. But nothing penal ~was possible in the state
19 2, 7 | apprehension of certain penal evils, which ~are inflicted
20 2, 7 | that sinners will suffer penal evils from ~God: in this
21 2, 17 | damned, it would not be truly penal ~unless it went against
22 2, 18 | to wit, a man fears a ~penal evil, not because it separates
23 2, 18 | lest it should be of a penal ~nature, is one not of fear
24 2, 32 | commands us to bear with ~penal evils, not to love them.
25 2, 34 | hinders a sin from being penal accidentally, as ~stated
26 2, 62 | own life in order to avoid penal ~evils has indeed an appearance
27 2, 62 | of soul unable to ~bear penal evils, as the Philosopher (
28 2, 81 | Thirdly, ~there is the present penal state which is a kind of
29 2, 106 | consists in the infliction of a penal evil on ~one who has sinned.
30 2, 142 | other kind of disgrace is penal so to speak, and it consists
31 2, 145 | something not eligible ~but penal: yet it becomes eligible
32 2, 148 | denotes not a sin, but a penal defect resulting from a
33 2, 151 | that it contains ~something penal resulting from the first
34 2, 159 | conveys ~the notion of a penal evil, according to Ps. 104:
35 2, 162 | attaching to matter, and penal on ~account of the loss
36 2, 162 | outweighs in ~good all the penal evils which are stated to
37 2, 162 | favor human nature incurred penal defects. Hence they were ~
38 2, 163 | Reply OBJ 3: An assault is penal if it be difficult to resist
39 3, 52 | righteous of old were subject to penal sufferings before Christ'
40 3, 52 | their being freed from ~penal sufferings. Yet Christ bestowed
41 3, 52 | no others in a ~state of penal suffering except those in
42 3, 65 | virtues and to the defects and penal effects resulting from sin. ~
43 3, 65 | being ordained against the penal ~effect which is malice.
44 3, 68 | into ~righteousness, not by penal, but by "easy works, so
45 3, 68 | confession made to a man is penal, by reason of the shame
46 Suppl, 10| contrary, Confession is a penal work. But all penal works
47 Suppl, 10| is a penal work. But all penal works expiate ~the punishment
48 Suppl, 15| must be made by means of penal works?~(2) Whether the scourges
49 Suppl, 15| must be made by means of penal works?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
50 Suppl, 15| not be made by means of ~penal works. For satisfaction
51 Suppl, 15| compensation is given to God by ~penal works, for God does not
52 Suppl, 15| not be made by means of penal ~works.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
53 Suppl, 15| work proceeds, the ~less penal is that work, for "charity
54 Suppl, 15| satisfaction need to be penal, the more they ~proceed
55 Suppl, 15| done by other ~means than penal works. Therefore satisfaction
56 Suppl, 15| to be made by ~means of penal works.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
57 Suppl, 15| should be made by means of ~penal works.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
58 Suppl, 15| needs to be made by means of penal works. For compensation ~
59 Suppl, 15| a good work unless it be penal. Therefore, in order ~that
60 Suppl, 15| s honor, and it must be penal, so that something may be
61 Suppl, 15| of satisfaction should be penal. But prayer is not ~penal,
62 Suppl, 15| penal. But prayer is not ~penal, since it is a remedy against
63 Suppl, 15| since it is a remedy against penal sorrow, and is a source
64 Suppl, 15| forth sighs for sin; this is penal and a part of ~satisfaction.~
65 Suppl, 69| places, as including all penal places under one head. Again
66 Suppl, 69| there should only be three penal abodes.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
67 Suppl, 69| 1/1~OBJ 6: Further, some penal place should correspond
68 Suppl, 70| Sometimes, however, it is of a penal or unpleasant ~nature accidentally,
69 Suppl, 70| spirit; and thus it has ~a penal effect on it, by hindering
70 Suppl, 71| punishment. Now fasting is more penal than almsgiving or ~prayer.
71 Suppl, 83| however we say that death is penal by reason of the ~bodily
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