Part, Question
1 2, 102| slain animal." This excluded cruelty on the part of the ~offerers,
2 2, 102| both in ~order to avoid cruelty, that they might abhor the
3 2, 102| wished to withdraw them from cruelty even in regard to irrational ~
4 2, 102| hostile to horses and men, cruelty of powerful men is prohibited.
5 2, 102| understand the forbidding of cruelty, lust, and bravery in committing
6 2, 102| people, who were prone to cruelty, wished them to practice ~
7 2, 102| certain ~things savoring of cruelty to animals. Hence He prohibited
8 2, 105| were the Jews inclined to cruelty and avarice, which vices ~
9 2, 24 | tyrant on account of his cruelty, or loves him by reason
10 2, 28 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, cruelty and harshness seem to excel
11 2, 38 | motives of aggrandizement, or cruelty, but with the object of
12 2, 106| excess, ~namely, the sin of cruelty or brutality, which exceeds
13 2, 155| But ~the same vice, namely cruelty, is opposed to meekness
14 2, 155| passion of anger; while cruelty denotes excess in punishing. ~
15 2, 155| when he takes pleasure in cruelty." Now this is ~opposed to
16 2, 156| opposed to ~meekness; (2) Cruelty that is opposed to clemency.
17 2, 157| 159] Out. Para. 1/1 - OF CRUELTY (TWO ARTICLES)~We must now
18 2, 157| ARTICLES)~We must now consider cruelty, under which head there
19 2, 157| of ~inquiry:~(1) Whether cruelty is opposed to clemency?~(
20 2, 157| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether cruelty is opposed to clemency?~
21 2, 157| OBJ 1: It would seem that cruelty is not opposed to clemency.
22 2, 157| temperance. Therefore apparently cruelty is ~not opposed to clemency.~
23 2, 157| have no mercy"; so that cruelty would seem opposed to mercy.
24 2, 157| A[4], ad 3). Therefore ~cruelty is not opposed to clemency.~
25 2, 157| Q[157], A[1]): whereas cruelty applies to the withdrawal ~
26 2, 157| own kindred." Therefore cruelty is not opposed to clemency.~
27 2, 157| opposite of ~clemency is cruelty, which is nothing else but
28 2, 157| Para. 1/1~I answer that, Cruelty apparently takes its name
29 2, 157| mitigate punishment. Hence cruelty is directly ~opposed to
30 2, 157| increase punishment, belongs to cruelty.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[159] A[
31 2, 157| of punishment. And since cruelty denotes ~excess in exacting
32 2, 157| likeness of these virtues, ~cruelty is sometimes taken for mercilessness. ~
33 2, 157| 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Cruelty is there taken for mercilessness,
34 2, 157| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether cruelty differs from savagery or
35 2, 157| OBJ 1: It would seem that cruelty differs not from savagery
36 2, 157| Now both savagery and cruelty are opposed to clemency
37 2, 157| would seem that savagery and cruelty are the same.~Aquin.: SMT
38 2, 157| been stated to belong to cruelty (A[1], ad 1). Therefore
39 2, 157| A[1], ad 1). Therefore cruelty is ~the same as savagery.~
40 2, 157| deficiency is opposed ~to both cruelty and savagery, namely remission
41 2, 157| savagery is the same as cruelty.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[159] A[
42 2, 157| emotions. On the other hand, cruelty not only regards the default
43 2, 157| of punishing: wherefore cruelty ~differs from savagery or
44 2, 157| directly opposed to ~it is cruelty which is a form of human
45 2, 157| his offense, and which cruelty exceeds. On the other hand,
46 2, 157| exceeds. On the other hand, cruelty ~disregards this order altogether.
47 2, 157| punishment is ~opposed to cruelty, but not to savagery.~
48 2, 165| to ~the vices of lust and cruelty on account of things he
49 3, 36 | favor too much ~those whose cruelty it endures."~Aquin.: SMT
50 3, 64 | act of dire and senseless cruelty. The sacrifice is no ~longer
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