Part, Question

 1   3, 89  |       Whether works of virtue are deadened by subsequent sin?~(5) Whether
 2   3, 89  | subsequent sin?~(5) Whether works deadened by sin revive through Penance?~(
 3   3, 89  |      deeds done in charity can be deadened?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[89] A[
 4   3, 89  |        done in charity cannot be ~deadened. For that which is not cannot
 5   3, 89  |      cannot be changed. But to be deadened is ~to be changed from life
 6   3, 89  |         they cannot afterwards be deadened.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[89] A[
 7   3, 89  |       deeds done in charity to be deadened by a subsequent sin.~Aquin.:
 8   3, 89  |        done ~in charity cannot be deadened by a subsequent mortal sin.~
 9   3, 89  |            a thing is said to ~be deadened when it is hindered from
10   3, 89  |           charity are said ~to be deadened by a subsequent mortal sin.~
11   3, 89  |       this respect ~that they are deadened, inasmuch as man is hindered
12   3, 89  |   previously done in charity, are deadened, but on account of the ~
13   3, 89  |           Para. 1/1~Whether deeds deadened by sin, are revived by Penance?~
14   3, 89  |          It would seem that deeds deadened by sin are not revived by ~
15   3, 89  |       previously done in charity, deadened by subsequent sin. But ~
16   3, 89  |     Further, deeds are said to be deadened by comparison with animals ~
17   3, 89  |         that it seems that deeds ~deadened by sin are not revived.~
18   3, 89  |       said that meritorious works deadened by ~subsequent sin are not
19   3, 89  |         even after they have been deadened by sin, because those ~works,
20   3, 89  |     follows that deeds previously deadened, ~recover, through Penance,
21   3, 89  |           therefore ~evident that deadened works are revived by Penance.~
22   3, 89  |     charity are not in themselves deadened, as ~explained above, but
23   3, 89  |          life that which has been deadened, since ~this is never done
24   3, 89  |         things without ~life. Now deadened works are revived by Penance,
25   3, 89  |      order things whether dead or deadened lack ~the principle of life.
26   3, 89  |          But works are said to be deadened, not in relation ~to the
27 Suppl, 84|        those merits which are not deadened will remain in the ~reward
28 Suppl, 84|        them, while those that are deadened remain in the ~guilt of