Part, Question

 1   2, 73  |        by committing one sin, he incurs the debt of ~punishment
 2   2, 73  |        which the sinner himself ~incurs. Such like harm, if accidentally
 3   2, 79  |          worsened by sin that he incurs ~them, even as other punishments.~
 4   2, 87  |     another?~(3) Whether any sin incurs a debt of eternal punishment?~(
 5   2, 87  |      punishment?~(4) Whether sin incurs a debt of punishment that
 6   2, 87  |  quantity?~(5) Whether every sin incurs a debt of eternal and infinite
 7   2, 87  |        is to sin. ~Therefore sin incurs a punishment which is signified
 8   2, 87  |        Divine ~law. Wherefore he incurs a threefold punishment;
 9   2, 87  |         reason. Nevertheless sin incurs a further ~punishment, through
10   2, 87  |        Para. 1/1~Whether any sin incurs a debt of eternal punishment?~
11   2, 87  |        It would seem that no sin incurs a debt of eternal punishment. ~
12   2, 87  |         stated above (A[1]), sin incurs a debt of punishment ~through
13   2, 87  |      Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether sin incurs a debt of punishment infinite
14   2, 87  |           It would seem that sin incurs a debt of punishment infinite
15   2, 87  |          for ever; wherefore it ~incurs an everlasting punishment.
16   2, 87  |      Para. 1/1~Whether every sin incurs a debt of eternal punishment?~
17   2, 87  |        would seem that every sin incurs a debt of eternal punishment. ~
18   2, 87  |             it seems that no sin incurs a debt of mere temporal
19   2, 87  |        alone." But original ~sin incurs everlasting punishment,
20   2, 87  |       stated above (A[3]), a sin incurs a debt of eternal ~punishment,
21   2, 87  |        Reply OBJ 2: Original sin incurs everlasting punishment,
22   2, 88  |     punishment, since mortal sin incurs a debt of eternal punishment,
23   2, 88  |    punishment, while ~venial sin incurs a debt of temporal punishment,
24   2, 109 |         lost by sinning. Now man incurs a triple loss by sinning, ~
25   2, 109 |       and debt of punishment. He incurs a ~stain, inasmuch as he
26   2, 52  |         account of negligence it incurs a lack of goodness, whether
27   2, 59  |     simply so that the recipient incurs no debt, as in the case ~
28   2, 60  |         that takes a thing thus, incurs no ~obligation on account
29   2, 62  |         of murder. Therefore one incurs the guilt of murder ~through
30   2, 62  |       who kills a man by chance, incurs the guilt ~of murder.~Aquin.:
31   2, 66  |        to prove his accusation, ~incurs the punishment due to defamation [*
32   2, 67  |         the latter is guilty, he incurs punishment, and so it is
33   2, 68  | different with the accused, ~who incurs the danger against his will.~
34   2, 75  |         account of the danger he incurs in ~transferring the thing
35   2, 76  |     compensation for the loss he incurs of something he ought to ~
36   2, 76  |    greater loss than the lender ~incurs, wherefore the borrower
37   2, 86  |          never ~reap." Now a man incurs danger, not from the vow
38   2, 96  |          swears indiscreetly, he incurs the danger of ~lapsing into
39   2, 96  |       according to the Law a man incurs infamy through ~committing
40   2, 97  |         any one of the aforesaid incurs the crime of ~sacrilege.~
41   2, 107 |       which ~is less. For as one incurs falsehood by saying more,
42   2, 148 |    denote the act by which a man incurs this ~defect. This act may
43   3, 86  |       Adam. Now, by sinning, man incurs at the ~same time guilt
44   3, 86  |       happens in venial sins, he incurs a debt, not of eternal but
45   3, 86  |      good." Now, by sinning, man incurs the taint of sin all at
46   3, 88  |         sins after doing penance incurs a debt of eternal punishment, ~
47   3, 88  |          the former," because he incurs the ~punishment of eternal
48   3, 88  |         of the gravity which it ~incurs through the ingratitude
49   3, 88  |          subsequent ingratitude, incurs the debt for all, in so
50 Suppl, 21|       prayers of ~the Church, he incurs a triple loss, corresponding
51 Suppl, 23|       Para. 1/1~Whether a person incurs excommunication for communicating
52 Suppl, 23|         OBJ 2: Further, if a man incurs excommunication for communicating
53 Suppl, 23|          communicates with him, ~incurs a major excommunication.
54 Suppl, 23|           in which case again he incurs ~the major excommunication,
55 Suppl, 23|      with him, in which case he ~incurs the minor excommunication.~
56 Suppl, 23|          the Eucharist, since he incurs a minor ~excommunication.
57 Suppl, 43|         a penalty, although one ~incurs a loss from one's penalty,
58 Suppl, 63|         1~OBJ 4: Further, no one incurs a penalty save for sin.
59 Suppl, 63|      save for sin. Now a person ~incurs the penalty of irregularity
60 Suppl, 68|      thus an illegitimate ~child incurs no loss. Secondly, because
61 Suppl, 68|         thus an illegitimate son incurs ~a twofold loss. First because
62 Suppl, 68|       perform them. Secondly, he incurs a loss by not succeeding
63 Suppl, 68|       Hence ~an illegitimate son incurs a loss, not in those things
64 Suppl, 69|           a throne in the church incurs no dishonor when he leaves
65 Appen2, 1|         authority of the Church, incurs the note of ~heresy.~Aquin.: