Part, Question

 1   2, 2   |   people. Can anything be more ~shameful? For those who receive false
 2   2, 39  |         on the supposition of a shameful deed ~done, as stated in
 3   2, 73  |       vii, 6) that "it is more ~shameful to be incontinent in lust
 4   2, 73  |      the reason ~why it is more shameful to be incontinent in lust
 5   2, 73  |          17) that they are more shameful.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[73] A[
 6   2, 98  |     into ~idolatry and the most shameful vices. Wherefore, after
 7   2, 60  |       as expressing either the ~shameful thought of the lazy servant,
 8   2, 84  |      caus. 4] "the whore's is a shameful trade in what she ~does
 9   2, 85  |   because they are gotten of a ~shameful cause, for instance of whoredom
10   2, 116 |         the sin: for it is more shameful to be subject to a ~lower
11   2, 116 |    means, whether in performing shameful and ~servile works by means
12   2, 140 |          and pleasures are more shameful than human desires and pleasures;
13   2, 142 |     more grievous sins are less shameful, either ~because they are
14   2, 152 |  matters the most ~grievous and shameful error is that which is about
15   2, 152 |    action it is most ~grave and shameful to act against things as
16   2, 154 |         because he plunges into shameful pleasures. Hence the ~Philosopher
17   2, 155 |     pleasures of touch are more shameful, and harass ~more incessantly,
18   2, 160 |     grievous are more evidently shameful. Hence Isidore says (De
19   2, 160 |      from the outset it is of a shameful nature: and yet, under God'
20   2, 162 |    there in man's body anything shameful that would bring confusion ~
21   3, 25  |      Christ underwent the ~most shameful death on the cross; according
22   3, 25  |       us condemn ~Him to a most shameful death." Therefore we should
23   3, 46  |       us ~condemn Him to a most shameful death." Therefore it seems
24   3, 46  |     that, as ~He chose the most shameful manner of death, so likewise
25   3, 51  |        Christ underwent a ~most shameful death, according to Wis.
26   3, 51  |       us condemn Him to a ~most shameful death." It seems therefore
27   3, 80  |    honor to be defiled by such ~shameful and infamous contagion."~
28 Suppl, 41|          Further, that which is shameful in itself can by no means
29 Suppl, 41| concupiscence, which ~is always shameful. Therefore it is always
30 Suppl, 42|      secondly, by hindering the shameful act, which is done by the
31 Suppl, 65|         are born were naturally shameful.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[65] A[
32 Suppl, 78|       no lust to invite them to shameful deeds which are the cause ~
33 Suppl, 87|       wounds but even His most ~shameful death." Therefore it seems
34 Suppl, 87|       also ~show forth His most shameful death, not by bringing it