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 1   2, 10  |     whose life one finds nothing reprehensible beyond the fact that he
 2   2, 24  |         so due to God that it is reprehensible to hope in man, according ~
 3   2, 38  | meritorious; ~and yet it becomes reprehensible in those who have vowed
 4   2, 73  |     derided except for something reprehensible ~which puts him to shame.
 5   2, 73  |          other hand, for doing a reprehensible, ~i.e. a vicious action,
 6   2, 73  |          confused and ashamed at reprehensible deeds ~being imputed to
 7   2, 109 |          s sin. Therefore it ~is reprehensible sometimes not to simulate.
 8   2, 109 |        simulate. But it is never reprehensible ~to avoid sin. Therefore
 9   2, 133 |     praiseworthy, but sinful and reprehensible, ~because then a man does
10   3, 28  |        vowed to virginity, it is reprehensible not only to marry, but ~
11   3, 66  |         It cannot be in ~any way reprehensible to baptize an infant with
12   3, 84  |          the words of Cain ~were reprehensible, when he said (Gn. 4:13): "
13 Suppl, 91|     comprehensor. Now it is most reprehensible in a wayfarer to ~take pleasure