Part, Question

 1   1, 27  |             likeness suffice; for a worm which is generated ~from
 2   1, 64  |           sin; which applies to the worm of conscience.~Aquin.: SMT
 3   1, 65  |           sin; which applies to the worm of conscience.~Aquin.: SMT
 4   1, 92  |           another. For instance, a ~worm, though from man it may
 5   2, 37  |            doth by a garment, and a worm by the wood: so the sadness
 6   2, 34  |          The ~leading vices seem to worm their way into the deceived
 7 Suppl, 94|           of ~fire?~(2) Whether the worm by which they are tormented
 8 Suppl, 94|         Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the worm of the damned is corporeal?~
 9 Suppl, 94|              It would seem that the worm by which the damned are
10 Suppl, 94|            tormented by a spiritual worm. Now the ~flesh of the damned
11 Suppl, 94|       damned will be tormented by a worm: "He will give fire and ~
12 Suppl, 94|       Ecclus. 7:19). Therefore that worm ~will be corporeal.~Aquin.:
13 Suppl, 94|              Both, namely ~fire and worm, will be the punishment
14 Suppl, 94| unquenchable ~fire and the restless worm in the punishment of the
15 Suppl, 94|            sense, to the ~body, the worm to the soul metaphorically:
16 Suppl, 94|        corruption. Consequently the worm ~ascribed to the damned
17 Suppl, 94|      conscience, which is ~called a worm because it originates from
18 Suppl, 94|            the soul, as a corporeal worm born of corruption torments
19 Suppl, 94|          tormented by the spiritual worm, according as the afflictions
20 Suppl, 94|         assert absolutely that this worm is material, but that it
21 Appen1, 1|          kind in the damned ~is the worm of conscience. Therefore
22 Appen1, 1|        these children will have the worm of ~conscience, and consequently