Part, Question

 1   1, 53  |         reckoned according to the lessening of the ~time. But between
 2   1, 54  |         reckoned according to the lessening of the ~time. But between
 3   2, 52  |           habit, but rather to ~a lessening thereof.~Aquin.: SMT FS
 4   2, 101 |       things did it enact for the lessening of bodily worship; as ~Rabbi
 5   2, 34  |         far as it conduces to the lessening of one's own good name or
 6   3, 79  |       Apostle (Rm. 7:23). But the lessening ~of the fomes, which is
 7   3, 79  |       increase of ~charity is the lessening of concupiscence." But it
 8 Suppl, 2 |       punishment simply denotes a lessening, so that it is possible
 9 Suppl, 8 |           him somewhat, as to the lessening of his punishment, owing
10 Suppl, 88| understood by some to mean a real lessening of light. Nor does it matter ~
11 Suppl, 88|  diminishment to mean, not a real lessening ~of light, but a lessening
12 Suppl, 88|        lessening ~of light, but a lessening in reference to man's use;