Part, Question

 1   1, 80  |         but also ~incited to the commission of sin. And in this, sensuality
 2   2, 72  |        in regard to omission and commission?~(7) Whether they differ
 3   2, 72  |        Para. 1/1~Whether sins of commission and omission differ specifically?~
 4   2, 72  |          would seem that sins of commission and omission differ ~specifically.
 5   2, 72  |     while "sin" ~denotes sins of commission. Therefore they differ specifically,
 6   2, 72  |   Therefore sins of omission and commission differ ~specifically.~Aquin.:
 7   2, 72  |         3: Further, omission and commission differ as affirmation and ~
 8   2, 72  |           Therefore omission and commission cannot belong to the same
 9   2, 72  |       the contrary, Omission and commission are found in the same species ~
10   2, 72  |       others, which is ~a sin of commission; and gives not of his own
11   2, 72  |           Therefore omission and commission do not ~differ specifically.~
12   2, 72  |          in sins of omission and commission, they differ ~specifically,
13   2, 72  |         of ~sins of omission and commission, they do not differ specifically,
14   2, 72  |      This division in respect of commission and omission, is not ~according
15   2, 74  |        effectively decide on the commission of a sin, unless by ~its
16   2, 88  |       direct an idle word to the commission of ~adultery. In like manner
17   2, 30  | accordance with the terms of his commission; but if he has no such ~
18   2, 40  |           Now, by provoking the ~commission of a sin, a man sins by
19   2, 60  |          1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the commission of a sin is not necessary
20   2, 66  |    charging him falsely with the commission of a crime, i.e. by calumniating ~
21   2, 67  |    already disgraced through the commission of some crime, or certain ~
22   2, 182 |         are appointed by simple ~commission, so too in the Church the
23   3, 41  |         desire of one sin to the commission of another; thus ~from the
24   3, 68  |       past sins, but hinders the commission of future sins. Now this
25   3, 82  |       although he may have it by commission ~from the bishop. Consequently
26 Suppl, 22|        priests can do so only by commission or in certain cases, as
27 Suppl, 38|           Hence by virtue of his commission a simple priest can confer
28 Appen1, 2| notwithstanding the remission or commission of venial sins.~Aquin.: