Part, Question

 1   1, 19  |     another. Also when a lion kills a ~stag, his object is food,
 2   2, 29  |       himself, e.g. a man who kills ~himself. Therefore some
 3   2, 73  |   Paradox. iii): "The man who kills his slave sins once: he ~
 4   2, 12  |     sudden movement of anger, kills one who is sitting beside ~
 5   2, 23  |       in ~creatures, and this kills charity altogether, since
 6   2, 57  |     image; and thus a man who kills ~himself, does an injury
 7   2, 62  |      1/1~Reply OBJ 3: He that kills another's ox, sins, not
 8   2, 62  | exercising public ~authority, kills an evil-doer, shall be judged
 9   2, 62  |      even thyself. For he who kills himself, kills ~nothing
10   2, 62  |     For he who kills himself, kills ~nothing else than a man."~
11   2, 62  |     subject to His power, Who kills ~and makes to live. Hence
12   2, 62  |  against God, ~even as he who kills another's slave, sins against
13   2, 62  |       he who at God's command kills an ~innocent man does not
14   2, 62  |  accidental. Wherefore he who kills a just man, ~sins more grievously
15   2, 62  |     one's person." Now he who kills a man in self-defense, ~
16   2, 62  |       a man in self-defense, ~kills him lest he be killed by
17   2, 62  |       guilt. Therefore he who kills a man by chance, incurs
18   3, 47  |     the State; just as he who kills himself, as the Philosopher ~
19 Suppl, 60|       two ways that a husband kills his wife. ~First, by a civil
20 Suppl, 60|    her correction. But he who kills ~another man's wife is not
21 Suppl, 60|  Neither therefore is he ~who kills his own wife.~Aquin.: SMT
22 Suppl, 60|       be punished. But he who kills his wife sins ~against marriage.
23 Suppl, 60|       when to wit the husband kills his wife on ~account of
24 Suppl, 60|      contract, as when a man ~kills his wife in order to marry
25 Suppl, 60|      marriage as he does who ~kills his own wife; wherefore