Part, Question
1 2, 87 | therefore, to ~deserve more severe punishment.~
2 2, 105 | Para. 1/3~Reply OBJ 9: A severe punishment is inflicted
3 2, 105 | of habitual sin except by severe ~punishments. Thirdly, on
4 2, 22 | another through fear of severe punishment; nor the ~miser'
5 2, 37 | Now ~sometimes a more severe punishment is inflicted
6 2, 37 | proneness to sin, a more severe punishment ought to be inflicted.
7 2, 95 | punishment; because a more severe ~punishment was reserved
8 2, 145 | to fast, in sign of more ~severe penance, according to Jonas
9 2, 148 | drunkard deserves ~more severe punishment, but that he
10 2, 155 | provoked to inflict a too ~severe punishment, while it belongs
11 2, 155 | clemency," from ~inflicting too severe a punishment, so that clemency
12 2, 156 | assigned, and this is the least severe, for as Augustine ~says [*
13 2, 157 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: A severe man is not said to be simply
14 2, 183 | solitude, ~silence, and certain severe abstinences or watchings
15 2, 185 | that an austere life and severe preaching should avoid the
16 2, 187 | instance, if ~in a more severe religious order, the religious
17 2, 187 | one to pass even to a less severe ~religious order if the
18 2, 187 | was professed, to a less ~severe life, namely of those who
19 2, 187 | the ordinances of a more severe religious order, though ~
20 2, 187 | other religion is more ~severe. "And if there be a probable
21 2, 187 | monastic orders are more severe, it would be ~lawful, supposing
22 2, 187 | is professed in a less ~severe order is not bound to fulfil
23 2, 187 | taken on entering ~a more severe order.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
24 Suppl, 6 | time. But this seems too ~severe, because affirmative precepts
25 Suppl, 21| excommunication is the most severe punishment, ~and since punishments
26 Suppl, 71| will lead to their more severe condemnation ~rather than
27 Suppl, 83| there they shall suffer more severe ~punishment for eternity.~
28 Appen1, 2| of Purgatory will be more severe than any pain that can be
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