Part, Question

 1   2, 33 |       own faults; but if a man contemns the ~good things he has
 2   2, 57 |      the common good ~which it contemns; and yet it is a general
 3   2, 102|       end. Therefore if a man ~contemns created goods in order that
 4   2, 102|  greater the thing which a man contemns that ~he may adhere to God,
 5   2, 103| essentially, but only when one contemns a ~precept, since moral
 6   2, 103|   grievous ~than the sin which contemns the man who made the precept,
 7   2, 116|  mortal ~sins, inasmuch as man contemns things eternal for the sake
 8   2, 116|        instance, because a man contemns God's mercy, ~or His justice,
 9   2, 128|   Ghost, but that by which one contemns the Divine justice through ~
10   2, 146|       for the sake of which he contemns God, being ready to disobey ~
11   2, 184|        intention he acts if he contemns them, wherefore he ~sins