Part, Question

 1   2, 45  |       anger is provoked by the infliction of wounds. But anger ~causes
 2   2, 46  |   vengeance is wrought ~by the infliction of a punishment: and the
 3   2, 73  |       graver sin calls for the infliction of a ~greater harm. Thus,
 4   2, 105 |       this should lead to the ~infliction of a grievous harm, and
 5   2, 105 | thyself" - and also ~as to the infliction of punishment, for it ordered
 6   2, 18  |        God as the cause of the infliction of ~punishment, whereas
 7   2, 32  |   inordinate will, such as the infliction of punishment, and the ~
 8   2, 41  |        1/1~Reply OBJ 1: In the infliction of punishment it is not
 9   2, 41  |      if it is evident that the infliction of punishment ~will result
10   2, 41  |     sins being committed, the ~infliction of punishment will no longer
11   2, 60  |     applied by punishment, the infliction of which belongs ~to the
12   2, 106 |      Vengeance consists in the infliction of a penal evil on ~one
13   2, 155 | severity regards the external ~infliction of punishment, so that accordingly
14   2, 155 | severity is inflexible in the ~infliction of punishment when right
15   2, 155 |        a part, as regards ~the infliction of punishment in accordance
16   2, 157 | clemency is concerned with the infliction of punishment, ~as stated
17   3, 47  |        fleshly nature from the infliction of any injury; and ~Christ'
18 Suppl, 60|      The law has committed the infliction of this punishment not ~
19 Suppl, 66|        Irregularity is not the infliction of a punishment, but the ~
20 Suppl, 93|       respect of the ~exterior infliction, but because it is suffered