Part, Question

 1   1, 83  |      in its act through the ~lesion of a corporeal organ, if
 2   1, 83  | imagination is hindered by a lesion of the corporeal organ,
 3   2, 82  |      heat or cold, or from a lesion in the lung or liver; while
 4   2, 178 |  Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, a lesion of the body is an obstacle
 5   2, 178 |       contemplation causes a lesion of the body; wherefore it
 6 Suppl, 62|    aggravates it, namely the lesion to ~marriage. Accordingly
 7 Suppl, 62| passions. But as regards the lesion to marriage which ~adultery
 8 Suppl, 62|      species, ~namely by the lesion to marriage, which lesion
 9 Suppl, 62|    lesion to marriage, which lesion becomes a kind of ~injustice,
10 Suppl, 82|   seen, unless there be some lesion to the eye. But the ~clarity