Part, Question

 1   1, 21 |            in the damnation of the reprobate mercy is seen, which, ~though
 2   1, 23 |          cause of ~the loss of the reprobate. But this false. For it
 3   1, 23 |          Me." God does not, ~then, reprobate any man.~Aquin.: SMT FP
 4   1, 23 |             Therefore God does not reprobate anyone.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
 5   1, 23 |            I answer that, God does reprobate some. For it was said above (
 6   1, 23 |         case of the number of the ~reprobate, who would seem to be pre-ordained
 7   1, 23 | predestined would attain, and ~the reprobate would not attain, eternal
 8   2, 79 |         God delivered them up to a reprobate sense, to ~do those things
 9   2, 79 |         God delivered some up to a reprobate sense, it follows ~that
10   2, 79 |            that they already had a reprobate sense, so as to do what
11   2, 79 |            to deliver them up to a reprobate sense, in so far ~as He
12   2, 79 |           them from following that reprobate sense, even as ~we are said
13   2, 87 |            inflicted by God on the reprobate, ~are medicinal punishments
14   2, 81 |         predestined but not in the reprobate, ~according to Eccles. 7:
15   2, 81 |           the predestined from the reprobate, as Augustine says (De ~
16   2, 160|          most ~evident sign of the reprobate, and contrariwise, humility
17   2, 160|              But men do not become reprobate on account of venial sins.
18   2, 160|      science were ~delivered "to a reprobate sense, to do those things
19   3, 52 |       elect, and leaving there the reprobate." But only the ~reprobate
20   3, 52 |          reprobate." But only the ~reprobate are in the hell of the lost.