Part, Question

 1   2, 63 |       is lacking, virtue is a ~mockery even in the best behaved
 2   2, 70 | wittiness to utter some slight mockery, not ~with intent to dishonor
 3   2, 70 |      who is the object of the ~mockery, but rather with intent
 4   2, 70 |       the object of his witty ~mockery, so long as he makes others
 5   2, 73 |         1/1 - OF DERISION [*Or mockery] (TWO ARTICLES)~We must
 6   2, 152|   prove to have married her in mockery, as Augustine observes. [*
 7   2, 162|       of God are not so much a mockery of our first parents as
 8   2, 187|    lest he become an object of mockery, for that "this man began ~
 9   2, 187|        at me with a persuasive mockery as ~though to say: Canst
10   3, 64 |       sacrament, but to make a mockery of it. Such a ~perverse
11   3, 74 |          But it would ~lead to mockery of this sacrament if the
12   3, 74 |         for ~instance, to make mockery of it, or to administer