Part, Question

 1   1, 7   |        and increase opposed to ~diminution, it appears that magnitude
 2   1, 14  |       according to increase and diminution.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[14] A[
 3   1, 48  |         A[4] Body Para. 2/3~The diminution, however, of this kind of
 4   1, 48  |          way of subtraction, as diminution in quantity, but rather
 5   1, 48  |        by way of ~remission, as diminution in qualities and forms.
 6   1, 48  |        Some, imagining that the diminution of this kind of good is ~
 7   1, 48  |       kind of good is ~like the diminution of quantity, said that just
 8   1, 49  |         A[4] Body Para. 2/3~The diminution, however, of this kind of
 9   1, 49  |          way of subtraction, as diminution in quantity, but rather
10   1, 49  |        by way of ~remission, as diminution in qualities and forms.
11   1, 49  |        Some, imagining that the diminution of this kind of good is ~
12   1, 49  |       kind of good is ~like the diminution of quantity, said that just
13   2, 51  | increase; thirdly, as to their ~diminution and corruption. Under the
14   2, 53  |         Further, corruption and diminution are changes. Now nothing
15   2, 53  |         that the destruction or diminution of a habit results through ~
16   2, 53  |     conducive of ~corruption or diminution, by removing the obstacles,
17   2, 73  |   integrity of nature." Now the diminution of the integrity ~of nature
18   2, 85  |         sin is an action, while diminution is a passion. Now no ~agent
19   2, 85  |       man sins, there results a diminution of that good of nature,
20   2, 85  |         far as sin is itself a ~diminution of the good of nature, through
21   2, 85  |      and end. Consequently its ~diminution may be understood in two
22   2, 85  |      This objection avails when diminution is made by ~subtraction.
23   2, 85  |       subtraction. But here the diminution is made by raising obstacles,
24   2, 2   |     advice, if it would imply a diminution in the merit of faith. Therefore ~
25   2, 13  |        Ghost, had no ~excuse in diminution of their punishment. Wherefore,
26   2, 23  |       venial sin does not merit diminution of charity; for when a man
27   2, 23  |       conduce indirectly to its diminution, and such are venial sins, ~
28   2, 23  |    conduces dispositively to a ~diminution in the charity to be infused.
29   2, 108 |     gravity without addition or diminution; and ~this is the lie which
30   2, 155 |        is ~denominated from the diminution of anger, and is designated
31   2, 155 |      the virtue is more akin to diminution than to excess, ~because
32   3, 18  |      the Son of God suffered no diminution of what pertains to ~His
33   3, 31  |     should ~bring corruption or diminution to the integrity of His
34   3, 54  |         integrally, without any diminution; otherwise it would not
35 Suppl, 8 |       he does not ~receive that diminution of his punishment which
36 Suppl, 9 |      For ~shame conduces to the diminution of punishment. Now the greater
37 Suppl, 14|      and almsdeeds result in a ~diminution of a person's substance,
38 Suppl, 14|       works do, however merit a diminution or postponement of temporal ~
39 Suppl, 14|         strengthening without a diminution of passibility. Now passibility ~
40 Suppl, 15|        it; and, in like manner, diminution of the penality of a ~work,
41 Suppl, 71|         but they avail for the ~diminution of punishment or something
42 Suppl, 71|         that the process in the diminution of punishments ~by suffrages
43 Suppl, 71|         death in respect of the diminution of punishment; for after
44 Suppl, 79|       cessation or at least the diminution of ~the hold which the other
45 Suppl, 79|        subject to increase and ~diminution in relation to their causes.
46 Suppl, 88|     Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: This diminution, according to the more probable