Part, Question

 1   2, 87  |   proportionate to sin in point of severity, ~both in Divine and in
 2   2, 87  |           to fault in the point of severity. And a fault which is ~irreparable,
 3   2, 89  |         had no experience of God's severity, it was possible for him
 4   2, 102 |            is unrestrained ~by any severity of discipline.~Aquin.: SMT
 5   2, 10  |          might cause a schism, the severity of discipline should not ~
 6   2, 30  |  wrong-doer savors, apparently, of severity rather than of mercy. ~Therefore
 7   2, 30  |      reproving, seems to imply the severity of justice, but, as to the ~
 8   2, 31  |           latter's sins with harsh severity, as though he ~himself were
 9   2, 38  |            to punish with a kindly severity, it is necessary to handle
10   2, 106 |            many making amends, the severity ~of vengeance should be
11   2, 106 |    multitude should be ~spared and severity foregone. The same applies
12   2, 106 |            to mercy rather than to severity, ~since He does not take
13   2, 115 |          that "justice reclines to severity, liberality to ~goodness."
14   2, 118 |           seemingly is ~opposed to severity. Therefore "epikeia" is
15   2, 118 | established. Nor is it opposed to ~severity, which follows the letter
16   2, 148 |          cured not by bitterness, ~severity, harshness, but by teaching
17   2, 148 |        sins should be treated with severity."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[150]
18   2, 155 |         are apparently ~opposed to severity, which is a virtue. Therefore
19   2, 155 |            not directly opposed to severity; for meekness ~is about
20   2, 155 |          anger. On the other hand, severity regards the external ~infliction
21   2, 155 |     according to right reason. For severity is inflexible in the ~infliction
22   2, 155 |        that clemency is related to severity as equity [the Greek 'epieikeia' ~[*
23   2, 155 |          to legal justice, whereof severity is a part, as regards ~the
24   2, 157 |       Isidore says (Etym. x) that "severity is as it were ~savagery
25   2, 157 |           enervates, ~let there be severity, but without fury, let there
26   2, 161 |         Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The severity of the punishment awarded
27   2, 161 |         had no experience of God's severity, he thought ~the sin to
28   2, 187 |              A[6]), ~not merely on severity, but chiefly on the end
29   2, 187 |       regular coupled with greater severity, and consequently it will
30   3, 42  |         not have been rebuked with severity.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[42] A[
31   3, 44  |      wished to picture to them His severity towards those who ~wilfully
32   3, 47  |          to suffer ~for us. God's "severity" (cf. Rm. 11:22) is thereby
33   3, 69  |          before. ~Consequently the severity of human legislation would
34   3, 89  |          will be judged with less ~severity, than if by denying Christ,
35   3, 89  |          being sentenced with less severity at the last judgment."~
36 Suppl, 6 |       punishment, by reason of the severity of the punishment which
37 Suppl, 18|            to one sin, lest by the severity of the punishment, the sick
38 Suppl, 19|            provoked to yet greater severity." ~But the use of the keys
39 Suppl, 21|                It is a pharisaical severity to reckon as really bound
40 Suppl, 21|         loosed unjustly." But that severity was ~proud and erroneous.
41 Suppl, 96|     according to the degree of its severity, and according to its length
42 Suppl, 96|          as ~regards the degree of severity, so that the more grievously
43 Appen1, 2|         Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 2: The severity of that punishment is not
44 Appen1, 2|           1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Severity of punishment corresponds