Part, Question

 1   1, 25  |          since His power is not ~lessened. But God could have effected,
 2   1, 48  |          grace is more and more ~lessened; and these sins, indeed,
 3   1, 59  | privations and negations are not lessened nor increased directly of ~
 4   1, 62  |       the freedom of will is not lessened in ~the beatified angels.
 5   1, 64  |       was neither taken away nor lessened in the demons. For it follows
 6   1, 64  |       taken away from them, ~but lessened; because, of these Divine
 7   1, 64  |           yet their glory is not lessened by their coming ~to us,
 8   1, 64  |        the bishop's honor is not lessened while he is not actually ~
 9   1, 49  |          grace is more and more ~lessened; and these sins, indeed,
10   1, 60  | privations and negations are not lessened nor increased directly of ~
11   1, 63  |       the freedom of will is not lessened in ~the beatified angels.
12   1, 65  |          neither taken away nor ~lessened in the demons. For it follows
13   1, 65  |       taken away from them, ~but lessened; because, of these Divine
14   1, 65  |           yet their glory is not lessened by their coming ~to us,
15   1, 65  |        the bishop's honor is not lessened while he is not actually ~
16   1, 111 |         their beatitude would be lessened; which is unfitting.~Aquin.:
17   2, 24  |          good. But moral evil is lessened by passion: for he sins ~
18   2, 38  |        that the inward sorrow is lessened. This is why men, burdened ~
19   2, 48  |    estimate thereof is gradually lessened the further the ~sense of
20   2, 53  |        act: for whiteness is not lessened through not affecting ~the
21   2, 53  |          virtue is ~destroyed or lessened through cessation from act.
22   2, 73  |         it to resist. But sin is lessened by ~the fact that it is
23   2, 75  |       the character of ~guilt is lessened, since this depends on the
24   2, 101 |         But the Law should have ~lessened this bodily worship: since
25   2, 101 |         Reply OBJ 3: The Old Law lessened bodily worship in many ways.
26   2, 10  |          generically, ~it can be lessened by a circumstance, and conversely
27   2, 25  |         He may be, for He is not lessened by being in anything. And ~
28   2, 86  |          as one's liberty is not lessened by one being unable ~to
29   2, 145 |         conveniently deferred or lessened without detriment to the
30   3, 3   |         of the Father or the Son lessened by the Incarnation of the
31   3, 5   |        the Son of God is ~nowise lessened. Hence Augustine [*Fulgentius]
32   3, 36  |          because this would have lessened the merit of faith, which
33   3, 47  |         respect their crime ~was lessened by reason of their ignorance.
34   3, 68  |      taken away, or at ~any rate lessened, if Baptism be deferred.
35   3, 83  |        the said ~penances may be lessened or increased. But it must
36 Suppl, 18| punishment for the graver sin be lessened in any way ~through the
37 Suppl, 20|          in Whose sight a man is lessened by ~sinning, which is not
38 Suppl, 83|     finite thing be continually ~lessened, it must needs at length
39 Suppl, 88|          bodies not to have been lessened essentially through man ~