Part, Question

 1   2, 17  |   Further, praise and blame are awarded only to such acts as are ~
 2   2, 87  |         God's vengeance, sin is awarded a punishment infinite in ~
 3   2, 114 |    everlasting might have been ~awarded them as the fruit of their
 4   2, 97  |        sacrilege should not be ~awarded a pecuniary punishment.~
 5   2, 97  |        sacrilege should ~not be awarded a pecuniary punishment.~
 6   2, 110 |          uplifted by the praise awarded them." Therefore boasting
 7   2, 121 |   justice: wherefore the praise awarded to fortitude ~depends somewhat
 8   2, 161 |      severity of the punishment awarded to that first sin ~corresponds
 9   2, 172 |       hand: thus more praise is awarded the ~physician who is able
10 Suppl, 60|       such punishment as may be awarded him by an ~ecclesiastical
11 Suppl, 69|        the glory of the body is awarded to all at the same time,
12 Suppl, 69|     until the end, so as ~to be awarded to all at the same time.~
13 Suppl, 69|         joys ~of heaven will be awarded to all by the sentence of
14 Suppl, 69|        above (A[2]), abodes are awarded to souls ~after death as
15 Suppl, 71|  because the share of glory is ~awarded according to the measure
16 Suppl, 72|         the punishment which is awarded to ~them in purgatory is
17 Suppl, 85|     world each of the damned is awarded his damnation, and each
18 Suppl, 90|      reward, so is ~unhappiness awarded to the wicked. But the unhappiness
19 Suppl, 92| beatitude ~is not given, but is awarded in return for merits. Therefore
20 Suppl, 93|         the aureole ~is a crown awarded, not to all, but especially
21 Suppl, 93|     some: whereas the aurea ~is awarded to all the blessed. Therefore
22 Suppl, 93|    another: whereas a crown is ~awarded the victors themselves and
23 Suppl, 93|         the thirtyfold fruit is awarded; to those who keep the ~
24 Suppl, 96|      eternal punishment will be awarded only ~to such as have omitted