Part, Question

 1   2, 44  |       by heat; hence laxative ~medicines are generally warm. But
 2   2, 87  |    needs a treatment of penal ~medicines, is due to the corruption
 3   2, 87  |     They are also remedies or ~medicines against future sins, in
 4   2, 109 |      his health by the help of medicines is better disposed to health ~
 5   2, 114 |       are not punishments but ~medicines as stated above (Q[87],
 6   2, 37  |        because punishments are medicines ~intended to keep man away
 7   2, 37  | physicians employ several body medicines when one has ~no effect.
 8   2, 97  |   punishments are inflicted as medicines, ~that men being deterred
 9   2, 145 |       taking them or any other medicines, unless one were to take ~
10   3, 60  |        the body. But in bodily medicines, which are ordained to the
11   3, 80  |       Penance are as purgative medicines, given to take ~away the
12   3, 84  |  Matrimony, even ~as in bodily medicines, some are applied externally,
13 Suppl, 18|     are medicinal, just as the medicines prescribed ~by the medical
14 Suppl, 22| medicine. ~Now punishments and medicines are repeated when necessary.
15 Suppl, 36|       1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Certain medicines require a robust constitution,
16 Suppl, 42|        Further, sacraments are medicines against the disease of sin.