Part, Question
1 1, 80 | hinder what is suitable, and inflict ~harm, and this is called
2 1, 113 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, to inflict punishment on one who has
3 2, 36 | accordingly it is able to inflict some ~harm. But if it be
4 2, 42 | which, by its power, can ~inflict that evil. In this way God
5 2, 42 | man, inasmuch as He can ~inflict punishment, spiritual or
6 2, 43 | Therefore that which can inflict such an evil, is the efficient ~
7 2, 46 | effect, since each ~seeks to inflict harm on another. But hatred
8 2, 73 | not a more grievous sin to inflict ~an injury on a rich and
9 2, 73 | it is a ~graver sin to inflict an injury on oneself: for
10 2, 87 | Therefore He will not inflict eternal ~punishment on man.~
11 2, 90 | personage, to whom it belongs to inflict penalties, as we shall ~
12 2, 7 | punishments which He intends to inflict on sinners.~Aquin.: SMT
13 2, 11 | the faith, which is to ~inflict very great harm indeed.
14 2, 18 | God's enemies sometimes inflict or threaten: whereas ~servile
15 2, 57 | himself; and thus, if he inflict an injury on himself, it ~
16 2, 60 | dig up a man's seeds, you inflict ~on the sower a loss equal
17 2, 62 | princes, not that they may inflict capital punishment themselves,
18 2, 63 | power: wherefore he can inflict irreparable punishments ~
19 2, 63 | instance by blows, which do not inflict irreparable harm.~Aquin.:
20 2, 64 | sin, but only for such as inflict an ~irreparable harm, or
21 2, 64 | for theft which does not inflict an irreparable harm, except ~
22 2, 65 | inordinately, he ~would inflict an injury on the community,
23 2, 65 | like ~this." He would also inflict harm on the injured person;
24 2, 66 | the harm he attempts to inflict on his neighbor: but the ~
25 2, 70 | injustice. But words seem to inflict no injury on one's neighbor,
26 2, 70 | slight railing that does not inflict much dishonor on a man,
27 2, 70 | prone to despise others and inflict ~injuries on them, because
28 2, 71 | weighed by the injury they inflict on him, since it is ~thence
29 2, 72 | grievous, according as they inflict a greater injury on him:
30 2, 73 | distinguished by the injury they ~inflict on one's neighbor. Now the
31 2, 74 | and it is more grievous to inflict an injury, than to wish
32 2, 74 | injury, than to wish to inflict it, ~other things being
33 2, 75 | depart from the truth, nor ~inflict an unjust injury on anyone,
34 2, 88 | irrational creatures in order to ~inflict harm on man.~Aquin.: SMT
35 2, 97 | Church, which does not inflict the death of the body, a
36 2, 97 | Wherefore it was necessary to ~inflict some kind of temporal punishment
37 2, 106 | to endure the wrongs they inflict on God and their ~neighbor.
38 2, 120 | all persons in general to inflict ~injury on no one: hence
39 2, 134 | without inflicting them, ~than inflict them without bearing them.
40 2, 134 | bear evils that ~they may inflict evil, their patience is
41 2, 155 | anger a man is provoked to inflict a too ~severe punishment,
42 3, 44 | Nor does the Creator "inflict" any hurt on the owner,
43 Suppl, 1 | bodily members, so does it inflict on the concupiscible part
44 Suppl, 6 | offense. Now ~a man is able to inflict on himself a greater punishment
45 Suppl, 12| justice curbs anger, lest it inflict an unjust ~injury on another,
46 Suppl, 15| by his repentance, should inflict on himself so much the greater ~
47 Suppl, 60| community of the first kind, can inflict only corrective ~punishment,
48 Suppl, 85| time," since He will not inflict two punishments for one
49 Suppl, 96| seem ~that He ought not to inflict such a punishment for sin.~
50 Appen1, 2| the angels who would not inflict such tortures on their ~
51 Appen1, 2| the good angels sometimes inflict punishment.~Aquin.: SMT
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