Part, Question

 1   2, 11 | those are heretics, who hold mischievous ~and erroneous opinions,
 2   2, 73 |  them up with ~the hand of a mischievous reviling."~Aquin.: SMT SS
 3   2, 108|      officious, jocose, and ~mischievous lies?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[110]
 4   2, 108|   officious," ~"jocose" and "mischievous" lies. For a division should
 5   2, 108|      useful purpose, ~and a "mischievous" lie in order to injure
 6   2, 108|     jocose lie, ~the third a mischievous lie. Therefore lies are
 7   2, 108|       and this is called a ~"mischievous" lie, while the sin of lying
 8   2, 108|  kinds are contained under ~"mischievous" lies, which are either
 9   2, 108| passages quoted refer to the mischievous lie, as a ~gloss explains
10   2, 110|    consequently it must be a mischievous lie. Therefore seemingly
11   2, 110|    does not always involve a mischievous lie, but ~only where it
12   2, 110|      it would once become ~a mischievous lie.~
13   2, 111|  motive for sinning; thus a ~mischievous lie is more grievous than