Part, Question

 1   1, 87  |         but also to their being improportionate to the ~sensitive power.
 2   1, 87  |      immaterial substances are ~improportionate to our intellect, in our
 3   2, 88  | punishments ~may perhaps not be improportionate to one another.~Aquin.:
 4   2, 146 | incommensurate and consequently improportionate to the end; secondly, ~with
 5 Suppl, 65|      whatever renders an action improportionate to ~the end which nature
 6 Suppl, 65|       law. But an action may be improportionate either ~to the principal
 7 Suppl, 65|    Accordingly if an action be ~improportionate to the end, through altogether
 8 Suppl, 65|      however, it be in any way ~improportionate to the secondary end, or
 9 Suppl, 65|         through being in itself improportionate to that end. Now the end
10 Suppl, 65|    outside wedlock is an action improportionate to the good of ~the offspring