Part, Question

 1   2, 87 |  punishment, in so far as he transgresses the order of ~Divine justice,
 2   2, 100|       4; v, 8). Now ~whoever transgresses a precept of the law, deserves
 3   2, 42 |    the ~precept. For whoever transgresses a precept does a wrong.
 4   2, 77 | species of sin, ~because man transgresses a Divine precept by any
 5   2, 118|     Law v: "Without doubt he transgresses the law who by ~adhering
 6   2, 152|      the unnatural vices man transgresses that which has ~been determined
 7   2, 160|   man prides himself when he transgresses ~His commandments by sin."
 8   2, 184|    sins mortally whenever he transgresses a statute ~of his rule?~(
 9   2, 184|    sins mortally whenever he transgresses the things ~contained in
10   2, 184|   sins mortally whenever he ~transgresses the things contained in
11   2, 184|    way as ~a law. Now he who transgresses a precept of law sins mortally.
12   2, 184|     monk sins mortally if he transgresses the things ~contained in