Part, Question

 1   2, 68 |         Secondly, owing to the violation of ~justice, and on this
 2   2, 97 |       Whether sacrilege is the violation of a sacred thing?~Aquin.:
 3   2, 97 |      that sacrilege is not the violation of a sacred ~thing. It is
 4   2, 97 |  sacrilege does not denote the violation of ~something sacred.~Aquin.:
 5   2, 97 |  sacrilege does not denote the violation of a sacred thing.~Aquin.:
 6   2, 97 |       would not seem to be the violation of ~a sacred thing.~Aquin.:
 7   2, 97 |       3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Violation here means any kind of irreverence
 8   2, 97 |      priest under lust, as the violation of a ~consecrate virgin,
 9   2, 97 |      of deformity, namely, the violation ~of a sacred thing by treating
10   2, 97 |       other deformity than the violation of a sacred thing: ~for
11   2, 97 |      sacrilege arises from the violation of a sacred ~person, it
12   2, 97 |   sacrilege: for instance, the violation of a nun by blows or by ~
13   2, 97 |     should be exacted for the ~violation of a sacred thing. Therefore
14   2, 150|     part of the body, viz. the violation of the seal of virginity. ~
15   2, 152|       that is committed in the violation of ~such a woman is a spiritual
16   2, 152| seduction denotes the unlawful violation of a virgin, according ~
17   2, 152|      deformity attaches to the violation of a virgin who is under
18   2, 152|     which denotes the unlawful violation of a virgin, ~while still
19   3, 35 |    forth without pain, without violation of her virginal ~integrity,