Part, Question

 1   1, 8   |  beings." But in things not deformed in ~their nature, we must
 2   2, 102 |    or defect: since men so ~deformed are wont to be despised
 3   2, 6   |     as an act is said to be deformed through lacking ~its due
 4   2, 6   |     form due to it. Now the deformed act of sin is not from God,
 5   2, 6   |    for an act is said to be deformed through being deprived of ~
 6   2, 6   |  that God is the cause of a deformed ~act, for He is not the
 7   2, 6   |   faith. Hence, just as the deformed act is not ~from God, so
 8   2, 24  | given to designate a nature deformed by sin, wherefore demons ~
 9   2, 116 |  lesser the good, ~the more deformed is the sin: for it is more
10   3, 54  |   nothing out of keeping or deformed in the body ~of Christ which
11   3, 64  |    then the Church would be deformed, having many heads. Therefore
12 Suppl, 32|    7) Whether those who are deformed in the above parts ought
13 Suppl, 32|     1~Whether those who are deformed in those parts should be
14 Suppl, 32|     seem that those who are deformed should not be anointed ~
15 Suppl, 32|    applied to those who are deformed.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[32] A[
16 Suppl, 32|    that, Even those who are deformed should be anointed, and
17 Suppl, 64|     wives because thus is a deformed blind lame leprous offspring ~
18 Suppl, 66|   unlettered, or one who is deformed in his limbs, or bound to
19 Suppl, 83|  that a mutilated person is deformed, ~because he lacks due proportion
20 Suppl, 91|   all things, beautiful and deformed.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[94] A[