Part, Question

 1   2, 73  |  persons if God punishes more ~severely those who sin against a
 2   2, 73  |      punishing the great more ~severely, because their excellence
 3   2, 76  |   ordered drunkards to be more severely ~punished if they assaulted
 4   2, 105 |    certain slight offenses are severely ~punished: thus (Num. 15:
 5   2, 105 |    found untruthful should be ~severely punished, as stated in Dt.
 6   2, 105 |      such sins ~unless they be severely punished. Fourthly, on account
 7   2, 105 |     discovered, should be more severely punished in order to deter
 8   2, 105 |       requires that the sin be severely punished in ~order to deter
 9   2, 105 |      Hence the owner was more ~severely punished if his ox had butted
10   2, 105 | servants ~and maidservants are severely punished: and the worse
11   2, 10  |       3: An unbeliever is more severely punished for his sin of ~
12   2, 37  |        of schism punished more severely than ~even the sin of unbelief
13   2, 37  |        rule of David were most severely ~punished (4 Kgs. 17). Therefore
14   2, 37  |     schism was sometimes more ~severely punished in that people,
15   2, 59  |   injury involuntarily is less severely punished. Now voluntary
16   2, 59  |         back, but is much more severely punished. In like manner
17   2, 61  |       2: When a person is more severely punished on account of a ~
18   2, 64  |       the laws robbery is more severely punished ~than theft.~Aquin.:
19   2, 66  |       danger of being punished severely, should himself suffer a
20   2, 68  |        should ~be treated more severely. Therefore neither is the
21   2, 87  |     creatures he must be very ~severely rebuked: and if he shall
22   2, 95  |       of tempting God was more severely punished in the Jews than
23   2, 106 |        be ~punished still more severely. Vengeance is wrought on
24   2, 148 |   drunkenness is punished most severely; for ~Ambrose says [*De
25   2, 148 | assault while drunk to be more severely punished than if they had
26   2, 152 |        civil law punishes more severely than others. ~Thus the Emperor
27   2, 155 |  hatred" that is to punish too severely, "is restrained by clemency,"
28   2, 161 |         first parents was most severely punished, since by it "death
29   3, 29  |       should persecute Him too severely: for Christ did not ~wish
30   3, 42  |  should be rebuked openly and ~severely, as also Daniel says (Dan.
31   3, 89  |        he ~will be judged less severely: wherefore Augustine says (
32 Suppl, 25|       him ~to be punished more severely in Purgatory.~Aquin.: SMT
33 Appen1, 1|         Further, sins are more severely punished after this life
34 Appen1, 1|       be punished, though less severely than the first, ~for having
35 Appen1, 2|   because the same sin is more severely punished then than now. ~
36 Appen1, 2|   temperament is punished more severely ~by the same sentence than
37 Appen1, 2|     greater the debt, the more severely is it punished in Purgatory.