Part, Question

 1   2, 105|        account of ~the danger of seduction, lest they should be led
 2   2, 146|       call of necessity ~and the seduction of pleasure," and Augustine
 3   2, 152|   touches, kisses and such like ~seduction?~(5) Whether nocturnal pollution
 4   2, 152|          is a mortal sin?~(6) Of seduction;~(7) Of rape;~(8) Of adultery;~(
 5   2, 152|   fornication, adultery, incest, seduction, rape, and the ~unnatural
 6   2, 152|  authority of her father, it is "seduction," in ~the absence of violence,
 7   2, 152|       would appear to pertain to seduction. We may also reply that ~"
 8   2, 152|          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether seduction should be reckoned a species
 9   2, 152|        OBJ 1: It would seem that seduction should not be reckoned a
10   2, 152|          a species of ~lust. For seduction denotes the unlawful violation
11   2, 152|        to fornication. Therefore seduction should not be reckoned a ~
12   2, 152|       deluded by human laws: all seduction is adultery." Now a species ~
13   2, 152|          of lust, it seems that ~seduction should not be reckoned a
14   2, 152|          for ~damages. Therefore seduction should not be reckoned a
15   2, 152|       Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Seduction consists properly in the
16   2, 152|      actions, it would seem that seduction is a species of lust.~Aquin.:
17   2, 152|    Therefore it is ~evident that seduction which denotes the unlawful
18   2, 152|          by marriage only. Hence seduction is not simple fornication, ~
19   2, 152|        OBJ 2: Ambrose here takes seduction in another sense, as ~applicable
20   2, 152|       any sin of lust. Wherefore seduction, in ~the words quoted, signifies
21   2, 152|   species of lust, distinct from seduction?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
22   2, 152|          of lust, distinct from ~seduction. For Isidore says (Etym.
23   2, 152|         says (Etym. v, 26) that "seduction [stuprum], or ~rape, properly
24   2, 152|   species ~of lust distinct from seduction.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
25   2, 152|   species of lust ~distinct from seduction.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
26   2, 152|      sometimes it coincides with seduction; sometimes ~there is rape
27   2, 152| sometimes ~there is rape without seduction, and sometimes seduction
28   2, 152|         seduction, and sometimes seduction without rape.~Aquin.: SMT
29   2, 152|  employed. There is rape without seduction ~if a man abduct a widow
30   2, 152|          Body Para. 3/3~There is seduction without rape when a man,
31   2, 152|        frequently coincides with seduction, the one is ~sometimes used
32   2, 152|       same ~kind of deformity in seduction and adultery: since in either
33   2, 152|          it has the character of seduction, or of some other ~sin,
34   2, 152|          one way, and the sin of seduction in another; ~wherefore they
35   2, 152| authority, it will be ~spiritual seduction; and if force be employed
36   2, 152|      graver it is. Now adultery, seduction and rape which are injurious
37   2, 152|  adultery is more grievous than ~seduction. And both of these are aggravated
38   2, 152|          a virgin is graver than seduction, and rape of a wife than ~
39   2, 161|       Apostle rightly calls this seduction, for they were persuaded
40   2, 168|         is not so wronged by the seduction of the virgin over whom
41   3, 49 |        lying wonders, and in all seduction ~of iniquity." Consequently