Part, Question

 1   2, 42 |         but of the disgrace or ignominy which arises ~therefrom,
 2   2, 64 |      but also conduces to ~the ignominy and injury of his person,
 3   2, 106|        mulcted in his riches; "ignominy," ~whereby he loses his
 4   2, 142|       do nothing wrong suffer ~ignominy, according to Ps. 67:8, "
 5   2, 142|      and foremost ~reproach or ignominy. And since reproach is properly
 6   2, 142|     the virtuous man despises ~ignominy and reproach, as being things
 7   2, 162|         Secondly, to ~hide his ignominy and to cover the shame of
 8   3, 46 |          Nor is there greater ~ignominy on that account, because
 9   3, 46 | lowered beneath others by the ~ignominy of His sufferings.~Aquin.:
10   3, 55 |      procured absolution from ~ignominy, and removal of the curse."