Part, Question

 1   2, 18  |   which makes the action to be discordant with ~reason. Wherefore
 2   2, 34  |        rests in that which is ~discordant from reason and the law
 3   2, 34  |     sometimes to that which is discordant from reason. Consequently
 4   2, 39  | oneself or in another, is not ~discordant from the Divine will. Penal
 5   2, 54  |       whereas acts of vice are discordant from human nature, since
 6   2, 71  |      or ~affection of the soul discordant and inconsistent with itself
 7   2, 96  |      the will of the wicked is discordant from it. Wherefore in this
 8   2, 100 |       are called bad which are discordant ~from reason. And as every
 9   2, 36  |         And just as people are discordant ~when they hold to their
10   2, 36  |        the one with whom he is discordant, or with whom ~he contends,
11   2, 91  |  worship signifying something ~discordant therefrom: and in this way,
12   2, 152 |        this same matter may be discordant with right reason in two
13   2, 152 |      act is consummated may be discordant with ~right reason in relation
14   3, 46  |   believed it to be altogether discordant with reason, and ~consequently
15 Suppl, 9 |       confession, though it is discordant with the purpose of confession.~
16 Suppl, 83|  sounds are ~pleasing, whereas discordant sounds displease the hearing.~