Part, Question

 1   2, 105 |      thus affording a certain mitigation to ~his death. It was not,
 2   2, 155 |       is an obstacle ~to such mitigation. For this reason Tully says
 3   2, 155 |     must be considered in the mitigation of ~punishment. one is that
 4   2, 155 |       same effect, namely the mitigation of our neighbor's evils.~
 5   2, 155 |       same effect, namely the mitigation of our ~neighbor's evils.
 6   2, 157 |    would seem to exclude that mitigation of ~punishment in delivering
 7 Suppl, 14|      such works avail for the mitigation of the pains of hell?~Aquin.:
 8 Suppl, 14| aforesaid works avail for the mitigation of the pains of ~hell?~Aquin.:
 9 Suppl, 14|   works do not avail for the ~mitigation of the pains of hell. For
10 Suppl, 14|      Para. 1/5~I answer that, Mitigation of the pains of hell can
11 Suppl, 69|     past ~goods avail for the mitigation of their punishment.~Aquin.: