Part, Question
1 2, 73 | to do what is unlawful is reproved in one and the same ~way
2 2, 73 | things. Therefore sin is reproved in one and the same way. ~
3 2, 76 | through ignorance are rightly reproved." Now those things alone
4 2, 76 | things alone are ~rightly reproved which are sins. Therefore
5 2, 100| Is. 24:5, where some are reproved for ~that "they have changed
6 2, 11 | that they . . . who are reproved, ~may be manifest among
7 2, 31 | should not disdain to be reproved by their subjects."~Aquin.:
8 2, 39 | publicly, without ~being reproved by him, supposing it were
9 2, 41 | that "they . . . who are reproved ~may be made manifest" (
10 2, 64 | Reply OBJ 2: The rich man is reproved for deeming external things
11 2, 85 | minute things: nor are they reproved by our Lord on that ~account,
12 2, 95 | whole people. Hence he was reproved because, ~by refusing to
13 2, 99 | contrary, our Lord (Mt. 15:3-6) reproved the Pharisees for ~hindering
14 2, 99 | On the contrary, Our Lord reproved the Pharisees (Mt. 15:3-
15 2, 129| who care not for honor are reproved. ~Therefore ambition is
16 2, 129| of reason. Now those ~are reproved who care not for honor in
17 2, 130| Reply OBJ 3: Vainglory is reproved in connection with almsdeeds
18 2, 130| former. But a man is not reproved for presuming to give alms
19 2, 136| mean, while pertinacity is reproved for ~exceeding the mean,
20 2, 152| asleep, is instructed and ~reproved by God, according to Job
21 2, 183| episcopal office. Hence our Lord reproved ~His disciples for seeking
22 2, 185| religious ~apparel they must be reproved. For in the early times
23 3, 25 | reason were the Gentiles reproved, that they ~"worshiped and
24 3, 42 | 53,54) that when our Lord reproved the Pharisees and ~Scribes,
25 3, 57 | justice that the world is reproved: because ~'you will believe
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