Part, Question

 1   1, 20  |          formal, the appetite for revenge. Again, as regards the ~
 2   2, 46  |       there be desire and hope of revenge: for, as the Philosopher ~
 3   2, 46  |      punish; since he craves for ~revenge as being possible." Consequently
 4   2, 46  |           that "anger craves for ~revenge." But the desire for revenge
 5   2, 46  |      revenge." But the desire for revenge is a desire for something
 6   2, 46  |        for something good: ~since revenge belongs to justice. Therefore
 7   2, 46  |         says (Ethic. iv, 5) that "revenge" which pertains to anger "
 8   2, 66  |          excludes not only unjust revenge, which is also ~excluded
 9   2, 107 |          the Law fixed a limit to revenge, by forbidding men to ~seek
10   2, 108 |           done out of desire ~for revenge, or out of lust for temporal
11   2, 108 |          thought that ~desire for revenge was lawful, on account of
12   2, 108 |           not that man might seek revenge. Wherefore, in ~order to
13   2, 13  |           34): "I, in the day of ~revenge, will visit this sin . . .
14   2, 24  |    rejoice ~when he shall see the revenge," since, according to Wis.
15   2, 24  |           Lev. ~19:18): "Seek not revenge, nor be mindful of the injury
16   2, 34  |        word "nemesis" to signify "revenge" does not represent the
17   2, 39  |       that what he ~suffers is in revenge for what he has done, as
18   2, 60  |          hinders, through hatred, revenge or the like. ~In this case,
19   2, 70  |           a man is not allowed to revenge himself, for it is said: ~"
20   2, 70  |          3: It would be an act of revenge to keep silence with the ~
21   2, 70  |       with anger's end, which is ~revenge: since the easiest way for
22   2, 70  |         for the angry man to take revenge on ~another is to revile
23   2, 78  |      religion, piety, ~gratitude, revenge, observance, truth." Now
24   2, 78  |           observance, truth." Now revenge is seemingly a ~species
25   2, 78  |       commutative justice whereby revenge is taken for injuries ~inflicted,
26   2, 78  |           liberality, kindliness, revenge, ~commonsense, [*{eugnomosyne}]
27   2, 78  |         Tully mentions ~none but "revenge." Therefore he would appear
28   2, 78  |           to justice is annexed ~"revenge," whereby, as Tully states (
29   2, 78  |        Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The revenge taken by authority of a
30   2, 78  | commutative justice: ~whereas the revenge which a man takes on his
31   2, 79  |    observance, (4) gratitude, (5) revenge, (6) truth, (7) friendship, (
32   2, 81  |               dost Thou not . . . revenge our blood on them that dwell
33   2, 81  |    rejoice when he shall see the ~revenge." Therefore we should not
34   2, 95  |              And I, in the day of revenge, will visit this sin also
35   2, 106 |          Dt. 32:35, ~Rm. 12:19): "Revenge to Me, and I will repay."
36   2, 106 |      avenge himself when he takes revenge ~for wrongs inflicted on
37   2, 106 |          Lk. 18:7): "Will not God revenge His elect who cry to Him
38   2, 106 |         belongs to ~the virtue of revenge.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[108] A[
39   2, 141 |        anger, which tends towards revenge, and ~this is restrained
40   2, 155 |    exercising the power of taking revenge." Tully ~also (De Invent.
41   2, 155 |    exercising the power of taking revenge." This ~moderation of soul
42   2, 156 |          according to Dt. 32:35, "Revenge is Mine." ~Therefore it
43   2, 156 |          which is the desire ~for revenge, since revenge may be desired
44   2, 156 |        desire ~for revenge, since revenge may be desired both well
45   2, 156 |          by the ~reason: and when revenge is taken in accordance with
46   2, 156 |          anger tends, and that is revenge. Wherefore if one desire
47   2, 156 |           Wherefore if one desire revenge to be taken in accordance
48   2, 156 |          sake but for the sake of revenge, towards which his appetite
49   2, 156 |           when one desires unjust revenge; and thus anger is a mortal
50   2, 156 |          under the aspect of just revenge. Wherefore it is evident
51   2, 156 |           is not appeased without revenge, or ~punishment." Now this
52   2, 156 |         their intense desire ~for revenge, so that it does not wear
53   2, 156 |           can be quelled ~only by revenge.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[158] A[
54   2, 156 |         hurt under ~the aspect of revenge; and the least of hurts
55   2, 156 |        desirability, in so far as revenge ~is desired under the aspect
56   3, 15  |          sorrow and the desire of revenge. Now it was said ~(A[6])
57   3, 15  |       Christ. As to the desire of revenge it is ~sometimes with sin,
58   3, 15  |            i.e. when anyone seeks revenge beyond the order of ~reason:
59   3, 15  |            e.g. when anyone seeks revenge according to justice, and ~
60 Suppl, 91|    rejoice when ~he shall see the revenge."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[94] A[
61 Suppl, 96|    rejoice ~when he shall see the revenge," etc., and (Is. 66:24): "