Part, Question

 1   2, 71  |       Reply OBJ 4: Whatever is irregular in a work of art, is unnatural
 2   2, 23  |    they love ~health much, are irregular in keeping to their diet:
 3   2, 38  |      even without sin, ~become irregular. Now no man who has a certain
 4   2, 62  |       man in self-defense, ~is irregular, albeit he intends not to
 5   2, 183 |         for instance, if he be irregular or ~excommunicate. In such
 6   2, 183 |        wherefore a subject, if irregular, would not be bound to ~
 7   2, 185 |   precept - thus those who are irregular by ordinance of the Church
 8 Suppl, 20|     for ~murder, a man remains irregular. Hence a priest can absolve
 9 Suppl, 39|      in a cause ~of blood, are irregular, because the shedding of
10 Suppl, 39|       a ~sin, is none the less irregular [*St. Thomas is speaking
11 Suppl, 39|     their father through being irregular.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[39] A[
12 Suppl, 64|    duty: thus a judge becomes ~irregular by sentencing a man to death.
13 Suppl, 66|     case a man does not become irregular. ~Therefore neither in the
14 Suppl, 66|        second should he become irregular.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[66] A[
15 Suppl, 66|       another, he would become irregular, which is against the ~decree
16 Suppl, 66|     several women would become irregular: which is false. Therefore
17 Suppl, 66|      But a man does not become irregular ~by dividing his flesh among
18 Suppl, 66|       fact, ~and yet he is not irregular, since he has not divided
19 Suppl, 66|        to know her, he becomes irregular forthwith, because the ~
20 Suppl, 66|      virgin he does not become irregular. Therefore much less does
21 Suppl, 66|     such a man does not become irregular, ~since he has not divided
22 Suppl, 66|     Further, no man can become irregular except voluntarily. But ~
23 Suppl, 66|        husband does not become irregular, ~otherwise he would be
24 Suppl, 66|        as her husband ~becomes irregular through marrying one who
25 Suppl, 66|     also would a woman ~become irregular if she were to marry a man
26 Suppl, 66|       probable ~that he is not irregular, because he has not divided
27 Suppl, 66|    whereas she is not, becomes irregular ~by knowing her carnally.~
28 Suppl, 66|        husband does not become irregular on that account, unless
29 Suppl, 66|        of adultery, he becomes irregular, albeit opinions ~differ
30 Suppl, 66|         Further, a bigamist is irregular because he is deficient
31 Suppl, 66|     that the ~recipient be not irregular, since the signification
32 Suppl, 66|       is lacking in one who is irregular. Therefore he cannot be ~
33 Suppl, 66| unreasonable that he should be irregular: which is inadmissible.~