Part, Question

1   2, 21 | therefore sin, which consists in straying from the order to the end, ~
2   2, 45 |        besides this movement, a ~straying from the order of reason:
3   2, 72 |     matters of action, is due to straying ~from the rectitude of reason,
4   2, 72 |  speculative matters, is ~due to straying from the truth of the reality.
5   2, 72 |    species of sin diversified by straying more or ~less from the rectitude
6   2, 73 |       intention of the sinner in straying from the path of reason.
7   2, 73 |         directed to the point of straying from the path of reason; ~
8   2, 154|          is wrong" - that is, by straying from reason - "but also ~
9   2, 154|  properly - inasmuch as it is a ~straying from reason - but not simply;