Part, Question

 1   2, 20  |     that it is a graver sin to ~detract from the Divine power than
 2   2, 29  |     charity. Hence it ~does not detract from a man's friendship,
 3   2, 30  |        2: Compensation does not detract from merit and praise if
 4   2, 30  |       if not intended, does not detract ~from virtue. Thus Sallust
 5   2, 30  |        spiritual goods does not detract ~from merit, as the intention
 6   2, 30  |         his charge, he seems to detract from the care he ~should
 7   2, 68  |       of any ~one of them would detract in public opinion from the
 8   2, 71  |         1/1 ~OBJ 3: Further, to detract is to subtract, or to diminish
 9   2, 71  |         gloss says: "Those ~who detract Christ in His members and
10   2, 71  |        1~Reply OBJ 1: Those who detract Christ by hindering the
11   2, 71  | tingling ears, that is, neither detract others ~nor listen to backbiters."~
12   2, 72  | backbites his brother, seems to detract the law, in ~so far as he
13   3, 19  |      nature that its want would detract from Christ's dignity and ~
14 Suppl, 84|    perfectly known, which would detract ~considerably from the glory