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 1   1, 65  |        justice has its place in retribution, since ~equal rewards or
 2   1, 66  |        justice has its place in retribution, since ~equal rewards or
 3   2, 21  |       or demerit in relation to retribution, which has no place save
 4   2, 21  |        demerit, in relation to ~retribution, rendered according to justice.
 5   2, 21  |      according to justice. Now, retribution according to ~justice is
 6   2, 21  |       first, in ~respect of the retribution owed to him by the individual
 7   2, 21  |     secondly, in respect of the retribution owed to him by ~the whole
 8   2, 21  |      evil of the whole society, retribution is owed to him, before and ~
 9   2, 21  |     disadvantage, then again is retribution owed to him, in so far as
10   2, 21  |      part of society: although ~retribution is not due to him, in so
11   2, 21  |      unless, ~perchance, he owe retribution to himself, by a sort of
12   2, 21  |       demerit imply relation to retribution for good or ~harm done to
13   2, 21  |           Now ~judgment implies retribution, in respect of which we
14   2, 21  |       is his ~business to award retribution for such things as are done
15   2, 64  |   rather than ~retributive. For retribution is reserved to the Divine
16   2, 66  |        is not the final time of retribution, ~but in their character
17   2, 106 |       death, as ~regards future retribution, which is in accordance
18   3, 85  |       against another, just ~as retribution does, only that compensation
19   3, 85  |     makes satisfaction, whereas retribution is on the ~part of the person
20 Suppl, 69|         of receiving its ~final retribution, this happens in two ways:
21 Suppl, 69|        place where they receive retribution for their merits, but as
22 Suppl, 71|        these words refer to the retribution which will be made at ~the
23 Suppl, 71|       to the sequel of eternal ~retribution as is clear from the opening
24 Suppl, 71| although as regards the eternal retribution none can be ~defrauded save
25 Suppl, 72|      them in purgatory is not a retribution simply, but rather a cleansing, ~
26 Suppl, 86|     considered the judgment of ~retribution.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
27 Suppl, 86|        speak of the judgment of retribution, we must ~distinguish a
28 Suppl, 86|     must ~distinguish a twofold retribution. One corresponds to the
29 Suppl, 86|   through the angels, and ~this retribution will be made in the judgment
30 Appen1, 2|   unequal merits receive equal ~retribution both in heaven and in hell.