Part, Question

 1   2, 51 |      pleasurable matters, and of "effeminacy" or "squeamishness" in unpleasant ~
 2   2, 123|           hardships is a mark of ~effeminacy."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[125]
 3   2, 136|         points of inquiry:~(1) Of effeminacy;~(2) Of pertinacity.~Aquin.:
 4   2, 136|           Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether effeminacy* is opposed to perseverance? [*
 5   2, 136|          1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that effeminacy is not opposed to perseverance.
 6   2, 136|    opposed to chastity. Therefore effeminacy ~is not a vice opposed to
 7   2, 136|            delicacy is a ~kind of effeminacy." But to be delicate seems
 8   2, 136|          intemperance. ~Therefore effeminacy is not opposed to perseverance
 9   2, 136|           Ethic. iv, 8. Therefore effeminacy is not opposed to ~perseverance.~
10   2, 136|         is what we ~understand by effeminacy, because a thing is said
11   2, 136|       Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: This effeminacy is caused in two ways. In
12   2, 136|        Thus delicacy is a kind of effeminacy. But properly ~speaking
13   2, 136|            But properly ~speaking effeminacy regards lack of pleasures,
14   2, 136| Accordingly just as it belongs to effeminacy to be ~unable to endure
15   2, 136|            it will be the same as effeminacy, which is clearly false. ~
16   2, 136|           exceeding the mean, and effeminacy for falling short of it. ~
17   2, 139|   incontinence, perseverance, and effeminacy," to which delicacy pertains. ~
18   2, 152|    uncleanness" which some call ~"effeminacy." Secondly, by copulation
19   2, 152|        the sin of ~uncleanness or effeminacy would seem to be most contrary
20   2, 167|          7) that "it is a mark of effeminacy to let one's cloak trail ~