Part, Question

 1   1, 23 |     Wherefore nobody has been so insane as to say that merit is
 2   2, 10 | concupiscence become furious or ~insane, just as they may from some
 3   2, 43 |           mortal sin have become insane. Therefore wisdom is not
 4   2, 123|         7) that "a ~man would be insane or insensible to pain, if
 5   2, 124|       would deserve to be called insane ~and senseless if there
 6   2, 148|       vehement as to make a man ~insane. Yet the passion of concupiscence
 7   2, 154|         case of those who become insane through the ~vehemence of
 8   2, 187|           as in the case of ~the insane, whose vows are not binding [*
 9   3, 80 |     piety are to be given to the insane": and consequently, since ~
10   3, 80 |         born children as of the ~insane who never have had the use