Part, Question

 1   1, 21  |    OBJ 2: Further, mercy is a relaxation of justice. But God cannot
 2   2, 1   |       afford him ~pleasure or relaxation. But man's consummate good
 3   2, 87  |  Church; and even of absolute relaxation, for this too belongs in ~
 4   2, 136 | Secondly, we may consider the relaxation or rest which is ~opposed
 5   2, 136 |     desire ~play or any other relaxation inordinately.~Aquin.: SMT
 6   2, 166 |  attention to work." Now this relaxation of the mind from ~work consists
 7   2, 166 |    beware lest, when we seek ~relaxation of mind, we destroy all
 8 Suppl, 36|  Further, a dispensation is a relaxation of the law. Therefore ~although
 9 Suppl, 78|    that a ~"dispensation is a relaxation of the general law": because
10 Suppl, 96|  refer to mercy as granting a relaxation but not ~setting free altogether