Part, Question

 1   2, 51|          is a special sin?~(3) Of precipitation or temerity;~(4) Of thoughtlessness;~(
 2   2, 51| deliberating well) corresponds, ~"precipitation" or "temerity" is a species
 3   2, 51|          reason is referable to ~"precipitation"; improvidence, lack of
 4   2, 51|           Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether precipitation is a sin included in imprudence?~
 5   2, 51|         OBJ 1: It would seem that precipitation is not a sin included in ~
 6   2, 51|      virtue of prudence; whereas ~precipitation is opposed to the gift of
 7   2, 51|          is given as a remedy ~to precipitation." Therefore precipitation
 8   2, 51|         precipitation." Therefore precipitation is not a sin contained under ~
 9   2, 51|         Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, precipitation seemingly pertains to rashness.
10   2, 51|     pertains to pride. Therefore ~precipitation is not a vice contained
11   2, 51|         Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, precipitation seems to denote inordinate
12   2, 51|           no reason for reckoning precipitation as a sin ~contained under
13   2, 51|          Para. 1/1~I answer that, Precipitation is ascribed metaphorically
14   2, 51|       steps, it will be a case of precipitation. Since then inordinate ~
15   2, 51|         evident that the vice of ~precipitation is contained under imprudence.~
16   2, 51|           A[2]), and consequently precipitation is opposed to both.~Aquin.:
17   2, 51|          to another's ruling. But precipitation refers to both, so that ~
18   2, 51|       rashness is contained under precipitation, although precipitation
19   2, 51|           precipitation, although precipitation refers ~rather to the first.~
20   2, 51|         in taking counsel." Hence precipitation is more directly opposed
21   2, 51|      thought to many ~things. Now precipitation is due to a defect of counsel
22   2, 51|      defect of thought. Therefore precipitation is contained under ~thoughtlessness:
23   2, 51|          imprudence. ~And just as precipitation is due to a defect in the
24   2, 52|          the like. Hence just as ~precipitation is a special sin on account
25   2, 52|          of counsel, for that is "precipitation," nor a ~defect of judgment,
26   2, 53|       sudden, hence it acts with ~precipitation, and without counsel, contrary