Part, Question

 1   2, 18  |          thus a man is born of adulterous or of lawful wedlock. Therefore
 2   2, 100 |        of fornications, or ~an adulterous woman, was not guilty either
 3   2, 103 | miracle that the ~thigh of the adulterous woman rotted, when she had
 4   2, 105 |     like the infidelity of an ~adulterous woman.~
 5   2, 121 |    through sorrow or pain, and adulterous persons ~dare many things
 6   3, 43  |       Mt. 16:4): "A wicked and adulterous generation seeketh after
 7   3, 44  |       one saying: 'An evil and adulterous ~generation seeketh a sign;
 8   3, 84  |         8 Christ absolved the ~adulterous woman without Penance. Therefore
 9   3, 84  |        Christ bestowed on the ~adulterous woman the effect of the
10   3, 86  |    even as Christ pardoned the adulterous woman, as ~related in Jn.
11 Suppl, 18|         as in the ~case of the adulterous woman (Jn. 8). Therefore
12 Suppl, 25|   evidenced in the case of the adulterous woman (Jn. 8). ~Therefore
13 Suppl, 59|       as he has to put away an adulterous wife or to remain ~with
14 Suppl, 59|      is free to remain with an adulterous ~wife in the hope of her
15 Suppl, 59|         1/1~OBJ 5: Further, an adulterous husband cannot put away
16 Suppl, 59|     husband cannot put away an adulterous ~wife, even after he has
17 Suppl, 59|     adultery. Therefore if an ~adulterous and an unbelieving husband
18 Suppl, 59|       a bill of divorce to his adulterous wife, and having put her
19 Suppl, 60|      the Divine law commanded ~adulterous wives to be stoned. Now
20 Suppl, 60|       law can rightly ~kill an adulterous wife or any other person
21 Suppl, 60|     has greater power over his adulterous wife ~than over the man
22 Suppl, 60|      for a husband to kill his adulterous wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[60]
23 Suppl, 62|      is a greater sin. Now the adulterous wife does a greater injury
24 Suppl, 62|         husband, than does the adulterous husband to his wife, since
25 Suppl, 62|      reason for ~divorce in an adulterous wife than in an adulterous
26 Suppl, 62|     adulterous wife than in an adulterous husband. It does not ~follow,
27 Suppl, 62|     that, simply speaking, the adulterous wife sins ~more grievously
28 Suppl, 62|       more grievously than the adulterous husband, other things being
29 Suppl, 62|        it would seem that the ~adulterous wife is bound to return
30 Suppl, 62|  lawful to be reconciled to an adulterous ~wife, this would especially
31 Suppl, 62|        compelled to receive an adulterous wife on account ~of his
32 Suppl, 62|     this does not deprive ~his adulterous wife of the right to allege
33 Suppl, 75|       fault, as He forgave the adulterous woman without ~punishment (