Part, Question

 1   2, 11  |   heretics, as soon as ~they are convicted of heresy, to be not only
 2   2, 62  |           be innocent but who is convicted by false witnesses; and
 3   2, 62  |      knows that man who has been convicted by false ~witnesses, is
 4   2, 65  | sentenced the ~ancients who were convicted of bearing false witness.
 5   2, 65  |    notorious ~criminals), and is convicted at once from the evidence
 6   2, 67  |        been committed, and when ~convicted to aggravate the sin by
 7   2, 69  |          and those who have been convicted of grievous crimes ~should
 8   2, 182 |    having the means to do so, is convicted of ~not loving the supreme
 9   3, 80  | confessed, or has been named and convicted by some ecclesiastical ~
10   3, 82  |       whether he be accused and ~convicted."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
11   3, 82  |     notorious, either from being convicted and sentenced, or from ~
12   3, 89  |     Those who have been publicly convicted or caught ~in the act of
13 Suppl, 11|       sin, ~of which he has been convicted, were to confess to the
14 Suppl, 60|        himself without her being convicted in court, and thus to kill ~
15 Suppl, 62|       put away his ~wife, who is convicted of adultery by the sentence
16 Suppl, 66|        before she is accused and convicted of adultery. Therefore it
17 Suppl, 66|  conscience, even before ~she is convicted of adultery, he becomes