Part, Question

 1   2, 53  |          corrupts them: since the diminishing of a habit ~is the road
 2   2, 85  |       nothing to hinder sin from ~diminishing the good of nature; but
 3   2, 88  |           sin contains ~something diminishing its guilt, e.g. a sin committed
 4   2, 23  |           charity), not indeed by diminishing charity ~but by destroying
 5   2, 71  | maliciously ~concealing it, or by diminishing it.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[73]
 6   2, 111 |    exceeding it any more than by ~diminishing it. Therefore irony is not
 7 Suppl, 71|          profit the damned not by diminishing or interrupting their ~punishment,
 8 Suppl, 71|           they ~profit neither by diminishing nor interrupting their punishment,
 9 Suppl, 71|         punishment, nor ~again by diminishing their sense of punishment,
10 Suppl, 72|           cleansing, but rather a diminishing. Now ~it pertains to the
11 Suppl, 96|         mercy will have effect by diminishing the punishment while it ~