Part, Question

 1   1, 48  |        body. But ~divine wisdom inflicts pain to prevent fault. Therefore
 2   1, 49  |        body. But ~divine wisdom inflicts pain to prevent fault. Therefore
 3   1, 80  |        desires, or against what inflicts harm, ~from which the concupiscible
 4   2, 70  |         the evils his ~neighbor inflicts on him. To this belongs "
 5   2, 73  |  sometimes knowingly and freely inflicts harm ~on himself, as in
 6   2, 73  |         1/1~Reply OBJ 1: He who inflicts an injury on a virtuous
 7   2, 73  |          The injury which a man inflicts on himself in those things ~
 8   2, 85  |       to the justice of God Who inflicts them as punishments.~Aquin.:
 9   2, 87  |        the punishment which God inflicts on him; and in both ways ~
10   2, 87  | punishments which human justice inflicts on one for ~another's sin
11   2, 96  |         whole; wherefore nature inflicts ~a loss on the part, in
12   2, 96  |  argument is true of a law that inflicts unjust hurt on ~its subjects.
13   2, 100 |         death: for He it is Who inflicts ~the punishment of death
14   2, 18  |          When the secular power inflicts punishment in order to ~
15   2, 32  |     into ~hatred of God when He inflicts those punishments, is to
16   2, 33  |         intermittent fever, and inflicts the soul ~of the one it
17   2, 39  |    without ~mortal sin that one inflicts harm on another even if
18   2, 62  |   consider murder whereby a man inflicts the greatest injury ~on
19   2, 62  |   charity: secondly, because he inflicts an injury on a man who is
20   2, 64  |         what is due to another, inflicts the same kind ~of injury
21   2, 64  |         since robbery ~not only inflicts a loss on a person in his
22   2, 66  |         latter's adversary, ~he inflicts an injury on the commonwealth:
23   2, 67  |     stated above (A[2]). For he inflicts an ~injury both on the judge,
24   2, 73  |   conscience by confounding him inflicts a special ~injury on him:
25   2, 74  |         a sin, in as much as it inflicts an injury on one's neighbor, ~
26   2, 74  |     backbiting, according as it inflicts an injury ~more or less
27   2, 97  |         Reply OBJ 1: The Church inflicts not the death of the body,
28   2, 108 |        lie of this description ~inflicts an injury on one's neighbor,
29   2, 134 |     even attacks the person who inflicts the evil. Therefore patience
30   2, 134 |         up against the man who ~inflicts evils on him; for Chrysostom [*
31   2, 146 |        by the vice of gluttony, inflicts an ~injury on himself: for
32   2, 156 |        of the will, whereby one inflicts punishment, not through ~
33   3, 68  |         reason of the shame it ~inflicts on the one confessing: whereas
34 Suppl, 1 |       as the ~virtue of penance inflicts outward punishment on the
35 Suppl, 18|     because He both spares and ~inflicts it. In like manner, therefore,