Part, Question

 1   2, 60 |   reason to a due end, or in playful actions, viz. that are ~
 2   2, 166|  there can be a virtue about playful actions?~(3) Of the sin
 3   2, 166|     says (Ethic. x, 6) that "playful actions ~are not directed
 4   2, 166|  mind from ~work consists in playful words or deeds. Therefore
 5   2, 166|   soul's delight, are called playful or humorous. Hence it is
 6   2, 166|     3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Playful actions themselves considered
 7   2, 166|     been stated (A[2]) that ~playful or jesting words or deeds
 8   2, 166|       not only is lacking in playful speech, but is also ~burdensome
 9   3, 64 | intention seems worse than a playful one. But ~a playful intention
10   3, 64 |   than a playful one. But ~a playful intention destroys a sacrament: